Sentence examples for the ongoing squeeze from inspiring English sources

Members voiced their unease at next year's planned salary increase – which comes during a time of continued cuts to public spending and the ongoing squeeze on taxpayers' budgets.

Morrisons is the most vulnerable of the Big Four grocers to anaemic market growth and the ongoing squeeze from the discounters.

While for many it is a lifestyle choice, the ongoing squeeze on wages, rising house prices, not to mention difficulty in obtaining sufficient mortgage finance is accentuating this shift in tenure from owner occupation to long term renting.

In the runup to the autumn statement, we all knew the ongoing squeeze on living standards was leading to a huge shortfall in tax revenues, throwing deficit reduction plans badly off track.

The TDA said that the ongoing squeeze on NHS budgets meant that "the challenge of maintaining national standards is harder than at any point in recent history", though the sector had performed well in difficult circumstances this winter.

Despite the ongoing squeeze on household incomes and economic uncertainty following the Brexit vote, the Toy Retailers Associationn said families had the choice of a wide range of affordable toys which provided fun for family members of all ages.

Photograph: OBR The OBS states: With cash spending constrained by the Government's ongoing squeeze on departmental budgets, our forecast for real government consumption assumes that the implicit government consumption deflator will grow at an average rate of 0.1percentnt between 2015 and 2018 – well below its historical average.

Faced with a still enormous budget deficit of £120bn, a very fragile economic recovery and an ongoing squeeze on the cost of living, what were the LibDems' major policy announcements of the week?

Ninety-eight UK publishers went out of business during the past year, 42% more than the year before, figures which reflect an ongoing squeeze on publishers' profit margins driven by deep retail discounts and new digital business models.

Chief executive Keith Jones said: Weaker UK employment numbers and the ongoing credit squeeze on consumers create a tough environment.

And against a background of high inflation, the ongoing fiscal squeeze and the escalating eurozone crisis, we still see the economy stagnating in 2012 – or worse".