Sentence examples for squeeze forces from inspiring English sources

As the coming financial squeeze forces hospitals to write off computer systems, the result, he insists, will be "kaboom!"If you think that an outlandish prediction, consider the fiasco across the Atlantic.

If the budget squeeze forces Congress to cut back on what the administration considers wasteful or duplicative government programs to make room for Mr. Bush's initiatives, he said, all the better.

Farmers say their cost squeeze forces them to use child labor.

Results demonstrated that within the range of rivet squeeze forces studied, a 3-fold reduction in crack growth rate is achievable at high rivet squeeze forces, representing a marked improvement in damage tolerance of the joint.

The current study showed that the older adults used lower squeeze forces (86.1 N vs. 95.4 N) and higher compressive forces (26.9 N vs. 25.2 N) on the jar lid than younger adults.

Triple-row riveted lap joint coupons of aluminium alloy 2024-T3 Alclad sheets intended to be a simple representation of longitudinal connections in the aircraft fuselage skin structure were assembled with two different rivet squeeze forces.

As the squeeze forced governments to cut back on public services, so too has public discontent with politicians risen.

Labour strategists call this the "squeeze": forcing voters to see it as a straight head-to-head.

They fear the NLW, which comes into effect on Friday, will worsen the financial squeeze, forcing further cuts to services.

When a financial squeeze forced him to refinance last year, he traded a $505,000 30-year fixed mortgage at 5.6percentt for two subprime loans totaling more than $600,000 with adjustable interest rates that will go up to 10percentt or more next year.

Mr. Giuliani ended his run for the Republican nomination after finishing third in the Florida primary on Jan . 29 and a cash squeeze forced top aides to go without payment in the campaign's closing weeks.