Sentence examples for particular squeeze from inspiring English sources

The agencies say they do not know the exact number of families in housing trouble because there is no centralized system for tracking them, but all say that H.I.V.-positive renters are in a particular squeeze.

Legislators are still looking for a way to wiggle out of this particular squeeze, and one alternative involves the use of "metaphysical money," as one Republican aide put it: funds earmarked in last year's budget for Central America that could be redirected to the Philippines.

MP3 compression, in particular, squeezes out certain sounds believed to be superfluous to the ear.

In particular, squeezing effects and nonclassical properties of a superposition state composed of two displaced squeezed number states of equal amplitude, but 180° out of phase, are investigated in detail.

In particular, the squeeze on services is hitting patients.

Nuns, Hasids, punks, Rastas, preps, and everyone else either too distinct or too nondescript to fit any particular label squeeze together behind a police barricade as if expecting the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

There have been warnings that middle-income families will face a particular financial squeeze from such a fee hike.

Soaring energy costs in particular have squeezed many companies, and they need to charge more.

A spectre was haunting western Europe and American elites after the war, and in that particular moment, squeezing workers further to generate funds for reconstruction could only makes things worse.

For the high-count transcripts in particular, the squeezing causes the dispersion of the most highly dispersed transcripts to be underestimated, causing too many transcripts to be deemed differentially expressed, leading to an inflated FPR.

Propelled by budget cuts and enrollment increases, class sizes in the New York City public school system rose this year, with high school students and kindergartners in particular feeling the squeeze.