Sentence examples for severe squeeze from inspiring English sources

In April, the company disclosed the first signs of serious trouble as Chrysler reported a severe squeeze on profits.

Although this is not as severe as the 4.4 percent originally pledged, it will still constitute a severe squeeze.

Ukip aides attributed this to a severe squeeze on their older, right-leaning vote as supporters took fright at David Cameron's warnings of an SNP-Labour alliance.

Meanwhile, BNP Paribas, the French investment bank, said it was gloomy about the prospects for growth in the UK in the light of a severe squeeze on consumers.

Major brewers were suffering "a severe squeeze on liquidity", he said, because of erosion of profit margins through the price code.

See articleGive us some creditInterbank loan rates continued to fall, an indication that last month's severe squeeze in the money markets has eased.

Part of the problem is a severe credit squeeze.

British workers are suffering their most severe pay squeeze in at least seven decades.

The International Monetary Fund intervened in 1976 and a severe financial squeeze followed.

The new center-right Spanish government led by Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy faces a severe economic squeeze.

That is a result of both a severe fiscal squeeze and private-sector deleveraging.