Sentence examples for move to squeeze from inspiring English sources

Were his constant delays a tactical move to squeeze ever more out of the Israelis?

In another obvious move to squeeze working capital, he cracked down on receivables by assessing interest for late payments.

In another obvious move to squeeze working capital, he cracked down on receivables by assessing interest on late payers.

The move to squeeze its suppliers Kyocera and Sumitomo underscores the market and competitive selling price and margin pressure for Intels microprocessors.

The decision to deploy THAAD is the latest move to squeeze the increasingly isolated North, which also includes a series of bilateral sanctions by Seoul and Washington as well as layers of U.N. sanctions.

All the while, the split between Hamas and Fatah has deepened: last year, the PA stopped paying Israel for electricity to Gaza in a punitive move to squeeze Hamas out.

As retaliation for vocal criticism from the United States of the government's shoddy human rights practices, Belarus has recently moved to squeeze the American Embassy in Minsk.

Rendezvous reported on Wednesday on international moves to squeeze the owners of bank accounts in Switzerland who are accused of using the country's banking secrecy laws to squirrel away fortunes in unpaid taxes.

When running a business, it's easy to move mountains to squeeze in a meeting with an important client, but we need to remember that our relationship is a priority too.

(If you just fed him/her, this might be it, but if after you do the burping or the pressing-the-little-legs-toward-the-chest move hoping to squeeze some of the air out the screaming continues, then that's probably not it).

American commanders are preparing for a prolonged campaign to quell the twin uprisings in Iraq, issuing orders to attack any members of a rebellious Shiite militia in southern cities relentlessly while moving methodically to squeeze Sunni fighters west of Baghdad until they lay down their arms.