Sentence examples for it has squeezed from inspiring English sources

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.

But why would the Russian government let him go before it has squeezed him dry?

"Production costs are pushed up by rising prices in commodities, and it has squeezed margins.

The people who are angry these days aren't preservationists but architects, who complain that the historic-preservation movement has become so powerful that it has squeezed them out.

America has gone on a diet: it has squeezed extra output from a smaller workforce and suffered a big rise in unemployment as a consequence.

It has squeezed itself into 4,180 square feet on 86th Street, just west of Lexington Avenue, in a retail condominium owned by the former occupant, Gristede's.

Unable to get enough microchips to make everything it could have sold, the International Business Machines Corporation reported yesterday that it had squeezed out the profits Wall Street had expected for the third quarter but had fallen short of revenue projections.

Unable to get enough microchips to make everything it could have sold, I.B.M. reported that it had squeezed out the profits Wall Street had expected for the third quarter, but revenue fell short of projections.

Just in case investors had chosen not to heed his previous warnings, Alan Greenspan gave them a reminder that the Federal Reserve intended to raise interest rates until it was sure it had squeezed any inflationary imbalances out of the economy.

Leading the way is Coughlin Stoia Geller Rudman & Robbins (www.csgrr.com), the law firm that last month revealed it had squeezed $7.2bn£4.1bnbn) from Enron scoundrels — the highest recovery in a class action lawsuit in the US.

This observation is frustratingly fuzzy, cloudy, unfocused, but I've squeezed it hard enough to make raindrops, something I can taste and feel, and I shall give you three.