Whether that leads to rehiring remains to be seen.Start from scratch"How to Save 11% of Your IT Spend"During the downturn, companies held off on technology purchases and retooled existing systems to squeeze out extra efficiency.
Mr. Bank said that, if anything, the deal may make it easier for networks to press cable and other distributors like satellite systems to squeeze out more favorable fees, without all the noise and recriminations this dispute inspired.
The companies use ingenious robotic systems to squeeze out almost all of the coolant in refrigerators — including the hard-to-reach coolant in the foam — before they head for the landfill.
The company claims to have pulled off the near-impossible by dint of two things: encouraging patients to look after themselves and using sophisticated data systems to squeeze out waste.Yet on that awful Monday Oxford's share price tumbled by 62%, more than any other company; worse still, the company was conspicuously absent from the next day's rally, closing another half point down.
The third-place system allows teams to squeeze through the cat flap, never mind the back door.
The UC system would have to squeeze our program into their already bare-bones budget.
The interoperability question is central to the commission's accusation that Microsoft is using its dominance of the operating-system-software market to squeeze out rivals in related software sectors.
Between firefighting devices and advanced weapons systems, someone managed to squeeze a Kosher cellphone into the mix.
The whole system just seems designed to squeeze everyone but the already rich out of pursuing studies in arts and humanities, since the investment is unlikely to be recouped by subsequent work opportunities.
He acknowledges that the S&P's analysts have been on the fence about health care stocks, but finds some solace in the likelihood of better utilization under a reformed system that is likely to squeeze margins.
