Sentence examples for squeeze of lowering from inspiring English sources
So banks are caught in a triple squeeze of lowering profitability, new rules to increase the amount (and therefore cost) of capital and the perceived need to award higher salaries for the "talent" that brings in the profits.
But for cities like Los Angeles, feeling the squeeze of lower tax receipts, the service employees' pressure campaign seemed to have had an impact.
"They will be the worst affected if Britain votes to leave, finding it harder to get a job, suffering the squeeze of lower wages and higher prices, and forfeiting their automatic right to work, study and travel abroad".
That said, chronically ill people and others who now aggressively use their flex-spend accounts (say, parents with two teenagers who need braces) will feel the financial squeeze of the lower maximum.
Those on the left argue that elite greed and the squeezing of the lower and middle classes have made it rational to be fatalistic, to lose hope and to stop trusting in one's own agency.
"If you wanted to design a policy to squeeze the spending of lower- and middle-income households, raising the payroll tax is the way to do it," said Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomic Advisors.
Many of these homeowners are lower-income families caught in the squeeze of variable-rate mortgages whose cost is expected to soar in coming weeks and months.
Even lower-price chains are feeling the squeeze of the recession: Target said same-store sales fell 6.5%, worse than the 5.8% expected.
They joined 29,000 residents, who spent their days squeezing through the crooked streets of Lower Manhattan that the 107th Congress crisscrossed yesterday.
A squeeze of lemon, please.
