Sentence examples for squeeze becomes from inspiring English sources

In the meantime the squeeze becomes ever more uncomfortable.

Borrowing by firms that are too small to issue bonds or sell public equity is falling quickest of all.As demand recovers, the credit squeeze becomes more painful.

The campaign against Mr. Mack comes at a time of increasing investor fear over Wall Street's prospects as the bite of the credit squeeze becomes more acute.

As more fallout from the mortgage market squeeze becomes apparent, there was yet another sign yesterday that the worst of the trauma in the housing sector may not be over.

The squeeze becomes a pulse traveling the circle, each person's hand and arm contracting and expanding.

Even before the credit squeeze became a full-fledged banking crisis, European countries were displaying different levels of enthusiasm for the emissions measures.

But Fed officials and most analysts say that consumer spending was already slowing before the credit squeeze became acute recently and is likely to be further dented by the increased difficulty and expense of obtaining credit.

The transfer startled investors because the loans were originated and sold to investors long after the credit squeeze became apparent in the summer of 2007, said Steve Kuritz, a Realpoint senior vice president.

One by one, her humorous songs began to feature on children's TV and one of those songs, A Squash and a Squeeze, became her first book in 1993.

Thus, quantum squeezing becomes necessary to improve the ultimate precision of graphene-based transducers with ultra-high sensitivity.

This mixing can provide gain for arbitrary phase of the signal and squeezing becomes apparent in the correlation between the externally applied signal tone and the internally generated idler tone, which are both locked to the same pump.