Sentence examples for squeeze considerable from inspiring English sources

The CX-5, a direct descendent of the Minagi concept shown at the Geneva auto show in March, heralds a new design direction for the brand and is the first showcase outside of its home market for Skyactiv, a suite of powertrain, transmission and aerodynamic features intended to squeeze considerable efficiency gains from internal-combustion technology.

"This place is getting to be like a hospital ward," says David as he squeezes his considerable bulk into a chair in their spacious but drab sitting room.

A sustained supermarket price war has helped to depress milk prices to their lowest level since 2007, which has put a considerable squeeze on farmers because costs have jumped by 36 per cent over the same period.

So far current policies have prevented a generalized "credit crunch", but we still anticipate a considerable squeeze on credit which will impede growth.

In all patients with a negative squeeze test a considerable amount of synovitis and/or scar tissue was seen bulging out from the syndesmosis.

In Germany, taxi association Taxi Deutschland, has had considerable success in squeezing Uber out of the domestic market.

Crawford's argument is that cable companies are not only monopolistic, but also exercise their considerable power in Washington to squeeze regulators.

He keeps the camera moving to supply the illusion that something is happening, and he and Mr. Jackson use their considerable craft and personality to squeeze every drop of humor and eloquence out of Mr. McCarthy's script.

Do not squeeze: if squeeze, you are, for a considerable amount of distance, not braking sufficiently.

Fresh fruit bodies retain considerable moisture and can be squeezed of liquid like a sponge.

James Henry Scullin succeeded Bruce as prime minister in October 1929, but his Labor ministry suffered the real squeeze of events; within the ALP there was considerable division as to how government should react to the Depression.