Sentence examples for sustained squeeze from inspiring English sources

A longer-term concern is that the sustained squeeze on real wages – an intensification of the trend of the past quarter-century – will mean that people borrow more to fund their consumption habits just as the phasing out of the stimulus makes borrowing more expensive.

Stoner designed a "select fire" weapon that could either shoot one bullet at a time or many rounds with one sustained squeeze of the trigger.

Professor Appleby blamed a sustained squeeze on the health service's budget.

Moreover he unashamedly boasts to John Humphrys on the Today programme of conducting "the most sustained squeeze on public spending for 100 years".

In his speech in Newcastle, the governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn King, warned that Britain had been facing a sustained squeeze on living standards on a scale not seen since the 1920s.

Monetary policy will need to stay loose for an extended period to offset the impact of the major, sustained fiscal squeeze.

Investec believes the end game could be for Resolution itself to be acquired: A sustained operating squeeze seems likely to be placed on the business to create an exemplary cash cow, which may make it more attractive to potential third party purchasers in the future.

That mission would become even more critical if President Bush orders a sustained bombing campaign to squeeze the Taliban by attacking command posts, arms depots, airfields, training camps and storage sites for the heroin that has underwritten the Taliban, officials say.

Nicola Morgan, who chairs the Society of Authors' children's writers and illustrators group, warned that the report was undermined by its failure to address the heavy losses sustained by library services squeezed by steep reductions in local authority funding.

Buying sustainably raised beef and sustainably squeezed milk and sustainably hatched poultry is a way of life that, these days, I just can't sustain.

On 30 September the ship sustained what Shackleton described as "the worst squeeze we had experienced".