Sentence examples for squeeze followed from inspiring English sources

The International Monetary Fund intervened in 1976 and a severe financial squeeze followed.

The gas squeeze followed the decision in December to close Russia's borders to tens of thousands of Georgians who work or trade in Russia and who had traveled back and forth without visa restrictions.

Do 10 repetitions of a five second squeeze, followed by 10 seconds of a break.

Nor should we forget that the squeeze follows a long line of cuts: a freeze to large chunks of working tax credit in George Osborne's first budget, cuts to childcare support for working parents soon after, the freezing of the rest of working tax credit in autumn 2011, and the withdrawal of support for part-time workers.

Gexa Energy Pavilion, June 1, 6 15 p.m., kxt.org HOUSTON Main Squeeze Following the long-awaited reunion onstage last week of the brothers Flaco and Santiago Jimenez Jr., expect Flaco to look rejuvenated and ready to try new tricks at Texas Folklife's Accordion Kings & Queens concert.

The walls are covered in educational posters that address the basics: "Gripping the Pistol," "Trigger Squeeze," "Follow-Through".

The E.C.B. also bought covered bonds in 2009 to alleviate the bank financing squeeze that followed the collapse of the U.S. investment firm Lehman Brothers in 2008.

British workers are taking home less in real terms than when Tony Blair won his second general election victory in 2001, with men and young people hit hardest by the wage squeeze that followed the financial crisis, according to new research.

A near-disastrous squeeze attempt followed when junior Scott Gottschling threw his bat at pitchout that the Davis catcher had indicated before the pitch, as the Aggies were attempting to issue a free pass.

This study was undertaken to investigate the effects of alloying elements and heat treatment on the microstructures, wear resistance, and heat resistance of Al Si Cu Mg–(Ni /SiCp composites fabricated by a duplex process that consists of squeeze infiltration (1st step) followed by squeeze casting (2nd step).

The key point is that during the profit squeeze that follows deregulation, capital markets often close for new funding because of low industry profitability.