Sentence examples for increasing squeeze on from inspiring English sources
Even without reform, the increasing squeeze on carmakers in China may prompt a more limited shake-out.
The increasing squeeze on finances is forcing vulnerable families to turn to payday lenders, which charge exorbitant interest rates – up to 4,000 per cent APR – for short-term loans.
In another sign of Beijing's increasing squeeze on Hongkongers' civil liberties, Hong Kong lawmakers are now debating a bill that would punish people who diss the Chinese national anthem — with jail terms of up to three years.
Since 1997 the armed forces have found themselves squeezed between increasing foreign commitments on the one hand, and insufficient funding on the other, resulting in large cuts to all three services.
Water companies are under pressure from the regulator to consider scaling back price increases amid a squeeze on household finances.
Car sales were down in May, increasing pressure on automakers to squeeze additional profit from each sale.
But we can't keep squeezing people, increasing taxes, piling on the pressure.
Despite the best efforts of their management teams they are being driven into deficit by increasing demand and the unprecedented squeeze on prices paid by commissioners.
The chancellor told MPs that limiting benefit increases, a fresh £31bn squeeze on government departments after 2014 and tax increases aimed at the better off were unavoidable if Britain was to cut its borrowing.
But some clubs are finding themselves squeezed out because of increasing pressure on green spaces, rising costs of pitch hire and health and safety concerns.
Having increased tax and signalled a squeeze on spending, Alistair Darling will probably be cheered that fully half of the country (48%) seems to believe that it will not make the economy either better or worse.
