Sentence examples similar to long term squeeze from inspiring English sources

The question is whether this short-term victory was worth the long-term squeeze.

When you break up with a long-term squeeze, you both go your separate ways and redefine yourselves as ostentatiously as possible.

There was little evidence in the latest labour market data that the long-term squeeze on families' incomes – dubbed the "cost of living crisis" by Labour – has eased.

The report's author, Matthew Whittaker, said there was a "growing inequality of earnings" at the heart of the long-term squeeze.

So the wags at Nissan metamorphosed the conservative Micra (long-term squeeze of blue-rinsed grannies and faithful servant to BSM) into a diminutive urban sports utility vehicle which looks like it's been up all night partying on horse tranquillisers.

A long-term squeeze on welfare and health spending was a priority: wholesale immigration reform was not.Aides talk of restoring a "muscular" American presence in the world, but in truth their foreign-policy plans mostly amounted to harrumphing rhetoric and calls for policy reviews.

There is a squeeze coming in the near future, on the pricing front and there is a long-term squeeze on the level of custom development that an app might need.

While the benefit system is being dismantled, those in work face a long-term squeeze in living standards as pay rises fail to match the increasing costs of living.

But neither initiative seems likely to solve our health care financing squeeze over the long term.

Long term, the higher tax rate will squeeze the profit margins of foreign companies, says Randy Zhou, who follows Haier at BOCI China brokerage in Shanghai.

The longer the delay, the sharper and more immediate the changes Washington must eventually make to ease the long-term fiscal squeeze.