Sentence examples for squeeze demand from inspiring English sources

Tougher capital rules will limit the amount of money banks can lend and squeeze demand still further.

Instead, India's slowdown is poised to worsen as the cumulative effects of 12 interest rate increases in 18 months squeeze demand.

During its fiscal Q4 Apple launched an iPhone with a larger screen — 4 inches vs 3.5 inches — and announced a smaller version of its iPad tablet as it seeks to squeeze demand for Android phablets.

The end of QE risks squeezing demand around the world.Recall the initial logic behind asset purchases: to boost demand in slumping rich economies.

The economic slowdown has squeezed demand for basic chemicals and plastics such as polyvinyl chloride (PVC), which is heavily used in the construction industry.

In the absence of real wage declines, the alternative is fire workers instead, which of course raises unemployment and squeezes demand.

The decision to raise the price of subsidised petrol and diesel squeezed demand for oil, which accounted for about 23% of imports at a cost of $42 billion last year.

The move is designed to raise £3.8bn in tax and help potential first-time buyers afford a home by squeezing demand from buy-to-let investors.

Its role for the past century has been to manage the "British disease"; its remedy for the UK's inflation habit has been regular doses of cold turkey, cutting back on spending and squeezing demand.

A slowdown in growth in China has squeezed demand and prices for Indonesia's most lucrative exports, like coal, tin and palm oil, while foreign investment has slowed sharply on expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve will cut back its bond-buying program later this year.

But we need analysis, policy and police work to squeeze the demand side.