Sentence examples for squeeze higher from inspiring English sources

Some automakers prefer to squeeze higher mileage from gasoline-burning engines without the expense of diesel engines and emissions gear.

In addition, Clarke is intending to give shareholders back more than £500m in special dividends, or spend the money wisely on some of the Whitbread estate, where he can squeeze higher margins.

That, in turn, may have discouraged hiring and encouraged firms to squeeze higher levels of productivity from existing workers.The piece goes on to consider some explanations for why lower real wages should be necessary to boost employment.

But in a setback that News Corporation initially opposed, according to people involved in the negotiations, the commission also adopted unusual conditions intended to limit the company's ability to use two of its most potent bargaining chips -- its local Fox stations and its Fox regional sports networks -- to squeeze higher programming fees from cable systems and other satellite companies.

That, in turn, may have discouraged hiring and encouraged firms to squeeze higher levels of productivity from existing workers.Wages v jobsA new working paper from the National Bureau of Economic Research by Mark Bils and Yongsung Chang of the University of Rochester and Sun-Bin Kim of Yonsei University in South Korea supports that view.

For now Bitcoin remains in a bubble and there could be a further squeeze higher as we approach the launch of the futures contracts by the CBOE and CME.

Oil-market analysts interpreted this as the formal decision to squeeze higher-cost US shale oil production out of the market.

Analysts were particularly impressed with Digital's ability to squeeze high profit margins out of its new products.

Each chart had a few outliers blinking in the upper-right-hand corner — schools that managed to squeeze high performance out of the poorest students.

Howard Archer, the chief economist at IHS Global Insight, laid out a long list of pressures on consumer spending, including low confidence, the fiscal squeeze, high unemployment, the slowing housing market, and rising food and energy prices.

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