Sentence examples for squeeze elsewhere from inspiring English sources
Making an educated guess at the resulting squeeze elsewhere, the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS), a think-tank, has worked out that it would entail the biggest cuts since those in the late 1970s following the IMF bail-out.
"The bottom line is that the targeted spending on priority areas is being paid for not just by higher taxes, but by a severe squeeze elsewhere in the public services," said IFS chief Robert Chote.
Betting shops are thus booming in areas like Peckham, where the economic prospects are thin and where there are lots of migrants, even as the industry is squeezed elsewhere.
But the scientists have been puzzled by what may be considered a lack of give and take -- that is, stretching in one area of Europa must result in squeezing elsewhere, but no solid evidence of such compression had been discovered.
The administration wants to finance expensive presidential programs, and slower economic growth may squeeze revenue elsewhere.
Are firms cutting costs by squeezing wages elsewhere?
He said that did not necessarily mean Chechnya, "where Ramzan Kadyrov, Russia's puppet president and local strongman, has achieved a reasonable level of control and where guerrilla activity has been squeezed out elsewhere to Ingushetia and Dagestan".
To make up the numbers, the Government must therefore squeeze extra hard elsewhere.
Wholesale cocaine prices have risen sharply over the past decade, partly thanks to eradication efforts in Colombia and elsewhere squeezing supply, pushing up prices and hitting quality.
France has rapidly become less competitive relative to euro-area trade partners; at the start of the crisis French unit labour costs were well below those around the periphery, but they have since risen while high unemployment has squeezed down wages elsewhere.
You're hired There just wasn't enough room elsewhere to squeeze in all of Andrew Zein's memorable performance in the special festival edition of The Apprentice in Edinburgh today.
