Sentence examples for the squeezing of from inspiring English sources

But they said most of the injured had suffered from the squeezing of the packed crowd.

The squeezing of German and European defence budgets forces arms-makers to find buyers farther afield.

That, and the increasing concentration of wealth and the squeezing of the middle, continues to fuel popular resentment.

"The squeezing of the beaches where turtles nest is going to be a big problem," said Carl Safina, head of the Blue Ocean Institute, a conservation group.

The report claims that the squeezing of RE in the curriculum and the absence of trained RE teachers has created an "open door" for evangelical groups to push creationism and their own brand of sex education.

The bullying of St .Pauli, the pillage in Seville and the squeezing of Roma will not assuage the fans who think Bayern, Real and Milan should always play to their potential.

The squeezing out of water is caused by the dissipation of excess pore pressure.

Obama realizes that the contemporary squeezing of the middle class represents a significant loss of opportunity for future widespread prosperity.

And then there are the catastrophic disasters arising from the interminable squeezing of expense.

Elevation of the arm causes squeezing of the bursa located above the supraspinatus tendon and the acromion.

The vice like squeezing of the pelvis may also have been due to the observed fractured pelvis.