Sentence examples for squeeze for more from inspiring English sources

"He has more small donors that he can squeeze for more donations, fewer donors who have maxed out and more donors in general".

One might think that Allen's 22-year-old affair with his girlfriend's adopted daughter, given their many years of marriage, apparent domestic tranquility, and two teenage daughters, might seem hard to squeeze for more drama.

There was an expectation at the time that the original group of contributors would be squeezed for more and the scheme extended to other financial institutions.

But Corzine is the guy who seems to embody, for a lot of voters, a weariness with government generally, a sense that they're constantly being squeezed for more.

When the efficiencies are with tools or plants, it's easy to appreciate the potential benefit, but when it's office workers who are being squeezed for more productivity, it could take on a bit of a dystopian shade: imagine your security access card being used to track where you are in the building, so your boss can tot up how much time you're spending in the kitchen making tea.

Members of Iran's merchant class, the bazaaris, have risen up to challenge Mr. Ahmadinejad's plans to squeeze them for more tax revenue.

In one scene, Miguel meets with a Mexican general who is trying to squeeze him for more payoff money; in order to show Miguel that he's a real man, the general takes down his pants.

If you wondered, as I did, why the Democrats seemed to have got a bee in their collective bonnet over Nate Silver's GOP-friendly Senate predictions, you'll find the answer in their fundraising e-mails, which leverage the bad news to squeeze donors for more cash.

They don't have enough Friday and Saturday nights in a year and will change your deal the last minute to squeeze you for more money.

His wives themselves are described much less flatteringly as gold-diggers or nags, squeezing Anton for more alimony or progeny.

"[Sorrell] is representing his clients and they are very happy because they are squeezing us for more and more and more," said Desmond.