Sentence examples for squeeze across from inspiring English sources

But with the fiscal squeeze across the region intensifying, we cannot rely on it.

Take the plans that countries presented to the European Commission and add what has been advertised since, and the squeeze across the euro area comes to around 1.25% of GDP next year, reckons Laurence Boone, chief European economist at Bank of America.

He claimed the city had been disproportionately affected by the budget squeeze across local government compared with councils in more prosperous areas, making it increasingly hard to fund services such as adult social care.

As an example, in order to invade distal sites, the stiffness of CTCs cytoskeleton is modified subsequently in a very dynamic way so that it could squeeze across small spaces in extracellular matrix and endothelial cell-cell junctions as well as circulating through the small capillaries.

So as the prisoners and their Russians guards squeezed across the bridge, "I simply made a run for it," Mr. Soros wrote, escaping the guards' notice.

Festival audiences have been squeezed across the board this summer and the modest crowds at some of the bigger acts at the BC proved that point.

Of course, the arguments on development have got even tougher since, as budgets are squeezed across Europe as a result of the financial crisis.

Of course, the arguments on development have got even tougher since, as budgets are squeezed across Europe as result of the financial crisis.

And we don't want to cause damage to anyone's property," he said, slapping a sticker on the windshield of a Jeep squeezed across a sidewalk on a narrow passageway called Arahovis Street.

Even as the yakuza is being squeezed across Japan, the authorities say, it still thrives in cities and towns like Kobe, where it operates largely invisible to the public until an occasional violent outburst like that at the Ring Ring House.

But critics say funding for maintaining existing defences is set to fall as Defra - which oversees the agency - suffers one of the tightest budget squeezes across Whitehall.