Sentence examples for has not only squeezed from inspiring English sources

This extra competition has not only squeezed the fees investment banks can charge.

During hard times the poor and vulnerable get not only squeezed, but squashed.

The founder of La Boulange, Mr. Rigo has not only figured out how to squeeze freezers into all the Starbucks stores — one tiny outlet in Manhattan was a particular headache — but he also is coaxing legions of baristas into selling baked goods and sandwiches.

Josephson parametric amplifiers (JPAs) have not only been used to generate squeezed radiation [6, 13, 20 22], but moreover enabled the realization of quantum feedback and post-selection based experiments [23 26], the efficient displacement measurement of nanomechanical oscillators [27] and the exploration of higher order photon field correlations [28, 29].

Those who have lost jobs have not only a financial incentive to do so, but many have the time to seek out areas where they can squeeze a benefit without crossing the line separating legal avoidance from prosecutable evasion.

"It is taking decisions whose consequences are not only squeezing the middle class, but threatening its very existence".

Airlines not only squeeze our waists and shoulders, they cramp our legs as well.

Sarah Silverman hasn't quite squeezed inside mainstream celebrity culture.

So far, defense budgets have not been squeezed by the Medicare vice.

So far, defense budgets have not been squeezed by the Medicare vise.

Williams did not pretend that she had been at her best, but she had only squeezed in two matches at Eastbourne after a 49-week absence.