Sentence examples for increasingly squeeze from inspiring English sources

As those with more means move in, immigrant residents of Chinatowns increasingly squeeze into shared quarters, like Jinlong Chen and his housemates did.

Again, it's increasingly squeezed.

But bigger companies are increasingly squeezed.

But the austerity measures are not popular with many Italians, who are feeling increasingly squeezed.

They are also increasingly squeezed into passivity on the fringe too.

The United States was increasingly stratified, and the middle class increasingly squeezed, well before Barack Obama won the presidency.

All the while he was head of state of a country increasingly squeezed by the Vietnam War.

Now, as smaller regional chains are increasingly squeezed by national competitors, many are feeling the pressure to sell.

Add the rising costs of necessities, like food and utilities, and British homeowners find themselves increasingly squeezed.

The additional oil Saudi Arabia is putting into the market will help replace Iranian exports as they are increasingly squeezed out of the market by sanctions that start later this month.

He found a ready audience: le petit commerçant was increasingly squeezed between the spread of chain stores and a heavy-handed state bureaucracy.