Sentence examples for squeezed since from inspiring English sources

But nor were there interviews with local councillors, whose budgets have been squeezed since 2010, severely undermining their ability to plan for disasters.

But vendors say they are getting squeezed, since the city's cap on vending permits has not budged since the early 1980s.

In parallel with millions of other employees, the tanker drivers have seen their wages and conditions drastically squeezed since Shell contracted out fuel deliveries 15 years ago.

In return for approving this boost to defense spending, the Democrats get a slightly smaller increase in other forms of discretionary spending, which have also been squeezed since the Obama years.

In countries such as the UK, real incomes have been squeezed since the deep recession of 2008-09, with living standards lower than they were at the time of the 2010 election.

That's 45% of the total squeeze, and most of it looks likely to fall on day-to-day spending for public services, rather than the capital budgets which have been the most squeezed since 2010.

Nor is Weis a gifted translator: "Jeanne scoffed, 'Ha, you old heretical cowherdess, you need a solid squeezing, since you're brimful of heresy!' " He is also aggressively, anachronistically judgmental.

Its funding system, the NHS paid for from taxation, not insurance, has been squeezed hard since the financial crisis – "ringfenced" is Cameron's euphemism for saying "it could have been worse" – but it's relatively cost-efficient.

"It means being able to afford to feed your family and heat your home properly, but also having enough to buy a birthday present for your children, and to spend time with your family away from home, such as the occasional meal out". JRF, which introduced the concept of a minimum income standard in 2008, says people with children have been squeezed most since the onset of the recession.

No chance". Stationery store-owner Sally Stephenson said their margins had been "squeezed phenomenally" since the referendum.

Stereogum's Corban Goble described the EP as "probably the best set of tracks the Odd Future camp has squeezed out since, like, Goblin".