Sentence examples for squeeze deeper from inspiring English sources

On top of the national squeeze, deeper reductions in council grants mean major cuts in local funding for arts organisations.

Senator Kamala Harris (D-CA) spent her portion of today's epic-length questioning of Mark Zuckerberg getting the CEO to squeeze himself deeper and deeper between a rock and a hard place.

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Avendra was set up to squeeze out deep discounts by combining these purchases.

Research carried out by the TUC suggests that the UK would have to go back to the 1860s for a pay squeeze as deep and as long as the current one.

Never try and "dig out" a pimple, pop a red pimple, or squeeze out deep pimples.

GP It was always going to be the case that in trying to avoid the 2014 schedule being squeezed too deep into winter, MLS would have to make the decision to resume play in their usual summer schedule while the World Cup was still under way.

But GE Capital hopes to avoid any profit squeeze by moving deeper into specialty areas, such as logistics management and medical systems financing, where margins are higher.

She said: "Workers across the economy have experienced a deep squeeze in their pay packets since 2008.

Welfare states built after World War II, and labor market regulation in many Western European countries, have cushioned workers and their families so far from the full force of the collapse of banks, the credit squeeze and a deep recession.

While many of the highest home values were on the coasts, in places like Southern California and Manhattan, many of the biggest jumps in the percentage of people paying a burdensome amount of their income for housing occurred in the Midwest and in suburbs nationwide, making it clear that the housing squeeze has reached deep into the middle class.