Sentence examples for persistent squeeze from inspiring English sources
Under such a strong persistent squeeze, a series of northwestward thrust faults are generated within the cap rock.
After about a quarter of a mile, there was a persistent squeezing pain in my chest.
"In recent years, persistent above target inflation has squeezed businesses and consumers and has been one of the main factors accounting for the slower growth than predicted by the OBR [Office for Budget Responsibility] in 2010.
Packed into tiny flats, some squeezed six to a room, residents said persistent flooding of the basement since this year's monsoon rains may have weakened the foundation.
Bilateral compression pain in the metatarsophalangeal joints (positive squeeze test) is one of the predictors of persistent erosive arthritis in the model.
Stocks fell yesterday after an effort to extend the previous session's huge rally faltered in the face of persistent worry that more fallout from the housing downturn and credit squeeze lies ahead.
Battered by the one-two punch of persistent unemployment and the city's high housing costs, they are squeezing into ever smaller spaces and living in neighborhoods once considered dicey and remote.
"We suspect that squeezed purchasing power, tightening fiscal policy, a softening labour market and persistent serious concerns over the economic outlook will weigh down on potential buyers and dampen house prices".
He said that the first line of measures would include "squeezing bandwidth to a few hundred kilobits", which would stop illegal downloading by persistent offenders but still allow them to send email and shop online.
Multimillion-pound villas have been squeezed together "like Coronation Street", air-conditioning bills are hitting £800 a month and persistent snags have led some to joke it is more "eighth blunder" than "eighth wonder".
