Sentence examples for pinch from from inspiring English sources

From 1 January 2015, smaller businesses will start feeling the pinch from changes to EU VAT laws.

As the economy grows increasingly uncertain, retailers have felt the pinch from wary consumers.

In the industrial sector, Germany is feeling a pinch from the American economy.

Long before the verdict, the company began feeling the pinch from advertisers skittish about bad publicity.

"The low-end consumer is really feeling the pinch from paycheck to paycheck".

He was asked what, excluding sports rights, he would like to pinch from the BBC.

Okinawan businesses are feeling the pinch from the lockdown, which will be reviewed next week.

When he returned, there was – to pinch from the divine Kay Burley – sadness in his eyes.

Easy life, easy benefits, comfy house, jobs galore to pinch from the locals.

I enjoyed – to pinch from James Wood – a sense of clandestine fellowship with it.

Nevada's once booming economy is feeling the pinch from America's economic downturn particularly strongly.