Sentence examples for has squeezed down from inspiring English sources

France has rapidly become less competitive relative to euro-area trade partners; at the start of the crisis French unit labour costs were well below those around the periphery, but they have since risen while high unemployment has squeezed down wages elsewhere.

Despite this deep distribution channel it has squeezed down its inventories from 54 days of sales in 1998 to 26 days in the latest quarter.

Finally, after this long procession of privilege had squeezed down the Jetway, the forlorn handful of us without any priority were summoned with the call of "general boarding".

That may get squeezed down to a smaller number.

Ministers have correctly identified the cause of civil legal aid's decline: the degree to which criminal aid (up 37% in seven years) has squeezed out civil (down 24%).

And a brace of new competitors has squeezed margins so tight that Vodafone last May wrote down the value of its India operations by $3.5 billion.

(If excess clay called flashing has squeezed out between the mold halves, trim it off with a blade or just smooth it down if possible).

The studios have closed down their independent arms to focus on bigger-budget productions and the tightening credit market has squeezed out many smaller producers.

Android Critically-acclaimed iPad tower defence game Kingdom Rush has been squeezed down for iPhone, keeping its fantasy theme (orcs, trolls, capes aplenty), with big boss battles and 50 achievements to gain.

Then there's The Flash, which recently lost its second director, and Justice League, which has been squeezed down into one movie because everyone hated Zack Snyder's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.

Of course what has happened in the two years is that Samsung has captured the lion's share of it and the others have been squeezed down to much smaller market share.