Sentence examples for renewed squeeze from inspiring English sources

Virgin's solution appears to be a renewed squeeze on the travelling public.

Four months on from the Brexit vote, there are warning signs that consumers should prepare for a renewed squeeze in living standards, as the weak pound drives inflation higher and cautious businesses rein in wage growth.

With inflation expected to rise to 3% next year and wage growth running at 2.3%, according to the latest ONS data, economists are warning of a renewed squeeze on living standards as price rises start to outpace pay increases.

With Brexit on the horizon, there are signs that we're set for a renewed squeeze on our finances, as the weak pound drives inflation higher and cautious businesses rein in wage growth.

Buoyed on by a vibrant home crowd, the Orange Men attacked with renewed vigor and squeezed into the playoffs, their home form getting them over the line.

The plans, according to the Treasury spending watchdog, the Office for Budget Responsibility, also presume the loss of a further one million public sector jobs by 2020, a renewed public sector pay squeeze and a further freeze on tax credits.

At the same time, the public is increasingly frustrated with school failures, worried about poor performance on standardized tests and that the renewed emphasis on basic skills has squeezed out enrichment programs like music and gym.

The charred bucket list comes back out and with a renewed sense of urgency you try to squeeze every last drop of fun out of the few remaining days of summer vacation.

Instead, public health has had its funding cut by £200m and social care budgets are about to squeezed even further as part of renewed Whitehall-enforced cost-cutting by local councils.

And he says it bodes ill for an art scene that gestated during a period of precarious peace but is now squeezed by the government's fear of renewed civil war.

Wal-Mart Stores, the world's largest retailer, reported a 10percentt increase in third-quarter profit on Thursday as it renewed its focus on low prices to attract financially squeezed shoppers around the world.