Sentence examples for recent squeeze from inspiring English sources

This should be Osborne's centrepiece – easing the pressure on household budgets, after the unprecedented recent squeeze.

Some of the recent squeeze in Iran seems tied to Friday's parliamentary elections, from which candidates associated with the 2009 Green Movement protests have been excluded.

One of their service users, a disabled transgender woman in her late 40s, who wishes only to be referred to as Asa, has experienced the transformative work they do and witnessed the recent squeeze on the service.

PS: For those who think I'm cherry picking, it's worth noting that even if you don't focus solely on government purchases and employment — even if you just look at total government spending, including unemployment insurance — the Reagan years generally saw faster spending growth than the Obama years, and never saw anything like the recent squeeze:.

There are also concerns that economic frailty, and the recent squeeze on its defence budget, may call into question France's ability to continue to finance its military ambitions.For his part, Mr Hollande may find that the economy and weakness in Europe count more in public opinion than decisiveness farther afield.

The recent squeeze has led experts to anticipate consolidation in the industry.

Why couldn't President Clinton flood power grids with wind, solar or fusion energy during the recent oil squeeze?

There are deeply divided opinions and shifting allegiances over whether unions are helping or hurting people who have been caught in the recent economic squeeze.

Businessmen like Tong Albino, who has been waiting two years to get paid for food he imported for the army, are now asked by the Chamber of Commerce to fund frontline forces.Whereas a recent financial squeeze in the north fomented protests, southerners for the most part remain stoic as they did during decades of war.

But these land routes have become less viable in recent months, squeezed by border crackdowns.

In a recent study, squeezing muscles at the moment of your purposeful decision (while resisting a bad choice) seems to help people make healthier food choices.