Sentence examples similar to long running squeeze from inspiring English sources

Long running.

— DUNCAN IRVING Long run is deceptive.

a Short run and b long run.

a Short run, b long run.

Long run?

Day 6 - Long run.

More Britons are now in work than ever before - but the long-running squeeze on wages has intensified, with pay rising at the slowest pace since records began 12 years ago.

In addition to the long-running squeeze on lending margins, rising expenses of a particularly worrisome kind will soon eat into profits: loan loss provisions.

You may have had a niggle, you may not have gone as far as planned in your last long run – it was cold, you didn't have your favourite hat on – and you think you can probably still squeeze your longest run in this weekend.

But in the long run, tighter bank credit will squeeze European growth.3) Jen thinks that the Germans believe there is no point in fiddling about with short rates.

"If we can squeeze together for a little while," Ms. Marshall said, "we'll be O.K. in the long run".