Sentence examples for major squeeze from inspiring English sources

The crux of all the Tweet-slinging was the question of whether all the economic woes — the sovereign debt crisis in Europe, high unemployment, etc. — was starting to put a major squeeze on the venture industry.

In the coming months, Archer expects growth to "moderate appreciably as the fiscal squeeze increasingly kicks in from early April, some temporary growth drivers wane and consumers limit their spending in the face of serious headwinds, most notably the major squeeze on their purchasing power".

That can put a major squeeze on the company's operating capital.

Google also put a major squeeze on capital expenditures, which came in at $139 million (80percentt lower than a year ago).

And it is wild to have your own lifetime coincide with the time when the whole evolutionary history of the planet is going through a major squeeze.

Hospitals in England have run up a record deficit of £2.45bn – the biggest overspend in its history – as it struggles to cope with a surge in demand for care while suffering a major budget squeeze.

"Consumer desire to get a tighter grip on their finances is a reflection of current very low and falling consumer confidence and is the consequence of an uncertain and somewhat worrying longer-term outlook for the economy and jobs as the major fiscal squeeze increasingly kicks in," he said.

Stocks in Europe fell for the second day in a row on Friday as the European Central Bank put new cash into the banking system to help avert a major credit squeeze.

European stocks fell for the second day in a row on Friday as the European Central Bank put more cash into the money market to help avert a major credit squeeze.

One was to lead the club ten and maneuver a major-suit squeeze against East.

She said high pork prices were a major factor squeezing disposable incomes and forcing the government to act.