Sentence examples for squeeze faced from inspiring English sources

Gene Russianoff, staff attorney for the Straphangers Campaign, said the group will continue to monitor subway cleanliness closely because of the financial squeeze faced by New York City Transit.

Several labor officials and scholars said private-sector workers could regain their majority in a year or two because of potential large-scale layoffs of government workers in the face of the budget squeeze faced by so many cities and states.

The figures reflect the squeeze faced by workers who have seen wages rise, but prices rising faster.

In a sign of the squeeze facing banks, institutions borrowed €8.6 billion from the E.C.B.'s overnight lending facility Thursday, up from €4.6 billion on Wednesday.

At a cellular phone store in Istanbul's fashionable Nisantasi shopping district, the manager, Serkan Nazli, described the squeeze facing many businesspeople.

Chris Leslie, Labour's shadow Treasury minister, said: "These figures show the harsh squeeze facing families and pensioners, which the government's unfair policies are making worse.

Offering his thoughts on the airport capacity squeeze facing the capital, Mr O'Leary declared the current official review "pretty much a waste of time" while scoffing at the idea of a "Boris Island " airport in the Thames.

The firm has been hit by the slump in demand that has seen shoppers ditch plans for home improvements and other big ticket items in the face of the largest squeeze facing real incomes for decades.

At a Congressional hearing last Thursday called by Mr. Frank, federal officials remained cool to the idea of tapping into the relief fund, while still expressing concern over a credit squeeze facing many municipal borrowers.

But Mr Drakeford told AMs that the highest paid in the health service - or those with "the broadest shoulders" - should also share the burden of the financial squeeze facing the health service.

The Resolution Foundation, an independent think-tank, said that many of Britain's "squeezed middle" faced a "permanent hit" because it would be hard for them to fully recover the ground they have lost in recent years as earnings have risen by less than inflation.