Sentence examples for thus squeeze from inspiring English sources

Retail analyst Nick Bubb said: "Maybe Mike realised that he would end up getting too much and would thus squeeze out the staff, which would be counter-productive.

Oil firms, meanwhile, have long experience of pumping carbon dioxide into reservoirs to increase their pressure and thus squeeze out more fuel.

The aim is to professionalise and speed up the system, as well as to make it more humane and accountable, and thus squeeze out the endemic corruption.In this section Wakey wakey!

Despite these issues, there is a real advantage to driving a diesel engine because it burns fuel at a higher temperature than a spark-ignited gasoline engine does, thus squeezing more work from the fuel.

The organelles were thus squeezed between the plasma membrane and the tonoplast creating hence the furrows on the cytoplasmic interface with the vacuole.

We think we die and rot into the ground, and thus must squeeze everything in before it's too late.

Steel companies have thus been squeezed between suppliers and customers.

It accuses Mr Rajapaksa's government of having been "particularly harmful to the well-being of the Tamil-speaking peoples of Sri Lanka .Mr Rajapaksa thus looks squeezed.

In the primitive fishlike chordate amphioxus, for example, the invaginating blastoderm eventually comes into close contact with the inner surface of the ectoderm, thus practically squeezing the blastocoel out of existence or at least reducing it to a narrow crevice between the ectoderm and the endomesoderm.

Thus, quantum squeezing becomes necessary to improve the ultimate precision of graphene-based transducers with ultra-high sensitivity.

The main squeeze thus far has been experienced as a cut in pay, pensions and conditions.