Sentence examples for squeeze beginning from inspiring English sources

She remains in a financial squeeze, beginning April with $10 million in debt after having lent her campaign $11 million of her own money.

And another great push and squeeze begins.

Yesterday's results also showed a surge of interest in economics as a subject - with entries increasing by 50 per cent since the economic squeeze began in 2008.

Ieyasu, favourable at first, soon came to deem the risk of subjugation by foreigners, with their formidable ships and weaponry, too high a price to pay for the wealth it brought his exchequer.So the squeeze began.

In July 2007, just as the credit squeeze began, Lehman teamed up with Prologis, a publicly traded logistics company, to buy a national portfolio of warehouses for $1.85 billion from Dermody Properties and the California State Teachers Retirement System.

Since the credit squeeze began in late July, some on Wall Street have been clamoring for the Fed to cut interest rates and ease the flow of money in the financial system.

And around midafternoon, with several overland passages still ahead of us, the squeezing began in earnest.

Lehman had to keep its interest because the credit squeeze was beginning and no buyers emerged.

The Fed has been offering its own resources to soften the credit squeeze that began when investors started to panic about subprime loans.

Such a move, which would make this small island nation the first sovereign state to fall victim to the credit squeeze that began last year, would require it to accept harsh measures to restore fiscal and monetary stability.

But if a big troubled insurer were caught in a cash squeeze and began selling off bonds to raise cash, the insurers argue that it could wreak further havoc on the bond markets.