Sentence examples for squeeze margins from inspiring English sources

"If you squeeze margins, you're forcing them to cut safety".

Higher interest rates eat away at the money-spinning business of refinancing outstanding mortgages, slash business volumes and squeeze margins.

That will not herald a major reduction in inequality, but it will be enough to squeeze margins and upset investors.

Health providers and insurers are about to be hit financially as HIT requirements kick in just as the health reforms passed by Congress in 2010 squeeze margins.

When the growing use of futures contracts began to squeeze margins in 1985, Mr. Forgach left the oil business and moved into money management.

The whole life sector has come under increasing pressure as poor stock market returns weaken solvency, and the new stakeholder pensions squeeze margins.

As the dollar rises their costs will stay constant but their sales will fall, squeezing margins.

"Production costs are pushed up by rising prices in commodities, and it has squeezed margins.

Plastics are up as much as 50percentt, rubber 26percentt and aluminum 33percentt, further squeezing margins.

The result was excess capacity and squeezed margins, right up to the late 1990's.

The falling oil price squeezed margins for ethanol, another Tate & Lyle product, used in petrol.