Sentence examples for the squeeze for from inspiring English sources

If they could tolerate the squeeze for 60 seconds, they could eat the groceries for a week.

And given the governor of the Bank of England's warnings about stagnant real earnings growth, households are likely to be feeling the squeeze for some time to come.

Osborne hopes that, as the recovery gathers pace, employers will start to loosen the purse-strings, hiring new staff and offering more generous pay, helping to ease the squeeze for consumers and validating the mood of rising optimism.

They tell us how deep are the cuts in neighbourhood policing, how tight the squeeze for your local school – and the knock-on effect for the Tory leadership hopes of George and Theresa and Boris.

I'll admit that the squeeze for Assistant feature has really grown on me since the days HTC launched it on its own device.

The credit crunch was claiming new victims all over the street, as tech stocks continued to feel the squeeze for the first time, retailers took a hit on consumer spending fears, and financial firms continued to fall with no bottom in sight.

When pressed, some arts directors acknowledge feeling the squeeze of summer competition for audiences and artists.

It also insisted working people will benefit from lifting personal allowances by approximately £260 a year, or £5 a week, and this would be more than the impact of the benefit squeeze for the vast majority of households.

The bill will cover the two years from 2014-15, since the benefits squeeze for the coming year has already been agreed by parliament.

Mr Chote questioned the decision to protect the NHS, saying that it was "striking" the extent to which this would intensify the spending squeeze for other departments.

Start-ups in Iowa lead the country in revenue, and crowdfunding is easing the cash squeeze for Arkansas start-ups.