Sentence examples for help to squeeze from inspiring English sources

This would not only help to squeeze inflation, it would also help to ease trade tensions with America, which complains that China's currency is too keenly priced.

"I kept it in my office, first as a joke, but every so often it really did help to squeeze the bear and hear that song," she recalls.

Surrounding the mammary epithelial cells is a layer of myoepithelial cells that help to squeeze the milk down the duct.

The Yankees acquired Granderson in December in a three-team blockbuster trade that helped to squeeze out Damon.

The Queen Boat case was one of three big sex stories that helped to squeeze bad news out of the papers around the same time.

While helping to squeeze the trade deficit, the economic pain will in the short term make a lot of people a lot poorer than the Fund's plan allows for.

Businessmen in Moscow say that, far from Mr Putin's new order helping to squeeze out corruption, it is now more pervasive than in the worst of the Yeltsin years.

Those who hold that religion is the primary or most important motivator of extremists, are helping to squeeze out the gray zone.

This helps to squeeze out any leftover tears and you may experience a temporary increase in crying from the woman.

In Slovakia, his 102nd foreign trip as pope, he struggled through his events, unable to support himself physically without help and often unable to squeeze his words out.

This type of organism may have been useful thousands of years ago, when people ate more roughage and needed all the help they could get to squeeze every last calorie out of their food.