Sentence examples for living squeeze from inspiring English sources

Updated at 12.06pm BST 11.01am BST... but the TUC disagrees, saying people are NOT celebrating an end to their cost of living squeeze yet.

January 16, 2014 Updated at 6.34pm GMT 5.53pm GMT TUC: Welcome move by Osborne The TUC's senior economist, Duncan Weldon, welcomes Osborne's comments on raising the minimum wage - and cautions that the cost of living squeeze affects many more workers too: Duncan Weldon (@DuncanWeldon) A political arms race over helping the low paid is something to welcome.

3.38pm GMT The cost of living squeeze will continue until 2015, the Office for Budget Responsibility warns: From the OBR press conference, Katie Allen reports: Steve Nickell from the OBR has taken the question on when people will start to really feel the recovery - when will wage growth outstrip inflation.

Katie Martin (@katie_martin_FX) UK Apr YY CPI Accelerated For First Time Since June 2013 May 20 , 2014Detail and reaction to follow... 9.21am BST Coming up next (at 9.30am), new inflation data that will show if Britain's cost of living squeeze improved, or got worse, last month.

This relatively high inflation rate is contributing to the cost of living, squeezing already depreciating household incomes.

The Muslims would live squeezed in a mini-state, a Gaza Strip in the middle of Europe.

She added: "And his caution on interest rates may have been carefully phrased, but showed he understood the worries of households hit by the living standards squeeze".

This divergence in view about the best future for Britain comes on the back of the young bearing by far the biggest burden in the post-crisis living standards squeeze.

Ahead of the speech, there has been much talk about the anger of hard-working mid-level workers who have seen living standards squeezed by globalisation.

That alienation has been growing for years, but as cuts are forced through and living standards squeezed further, expect more one-offs whenever the opportunity arises.

Caroline Flint, the Shadow Energy Secretary, said "Worcester Woman", the middle-class, aspirational, female swing voter who held the key to Tony Blair's landslide in 1997, was now feeling living standards squeezed and was just as likely to shop at discount supermarkets such as Aldi.