Sentence examples for squeeze even harder from inspiring English sources

In experiments, hydrogen has not turned metallic, even at pressures of 50 million pounds per square inch, and researchers are still figuring out ways to squeeze even harder.

(Photo via) Spooked by uprisings during the Arab Spring, China's wanton land-grabbing and unprecedented domestic criticism, the government has used the past year to squeeze even harder on the throat of free speech through a raft of reforms.

We hugged hard, seemingly too hard for her little ribs, but as I began to let up she squeezed even harder.

Yet Mr Mahama may have to squeeze people even harder, in the short run, if he is to keep the economy afloat.He has a fair chance of doing so, but needs to move faster than he, and especially some of the party populists and crony capitalists around him, would like.

The new design also uses a "flying tamper," a refinement that "hammers" the nuclear material to squeeze it even harder, so bombs can be made smaller without diminishing their explosive force... Writer suggests that Iraq may have purchased nuclear weapons technology from Pakistan, which also uses the "flying tamper" design..

But higher housing and medical costs combined with new expenses for child care, the costs of a second car to get to work and higher taxes combined to squeeze families even harder.

He squeezed them even harder than the world squeezed him.

Yet instead of supporting the industry, politicians are squeezing it even harder than before.

Retailers have been squeezing suppliers even harder this year: agencies that buy apparel for retailers estimate that factories have cut prices 10 to 20percentt, particularly on popular items like sweaters and cotton pants.

This year the state faced a deficit so enormous that the political class could only protect its interests by squeezing taxpayers even harder.

Farmers argue that the supermarkets have squeezed their margins even harder during the downturn, while costs for fuel and fertiliser have gone up.