Sentence examples for to squeeze down from inspiring English sources

It can be hard to squeeze down again.

"When conservatives got rid of the equal-time requirement...they've been able to squeeze down and squeeze out" opposing views, he says.

In Italy, the boss of official challenger Mascalzone Latino, Vincenzo Onorato, was saying that rows over whether the next event would be in multihulls or monohulls were not his top priority, which was "to squeeze down the budget.

"As a practical matter, if you start trying to squeeze down marginal spending sooner, you don't have to jam them down as much to save the money you need," Mr. Page said in explaining the move.

"I needed a job," said Jean. "They tell you, 'You'll make all this money working for yourself.' " She soon discovered that her new employer had embraced a controversial strategy to squeeze down costs by millions of dollars each year: it insisted that Jean and the other drivers were independent contractors, not employees.

Is that going to mean ultimately broadcast TV has to squeeze down into less and less to allow mobile to grow?" He thinks that broadcasters have previously "perhaps let the mobile sector lead the debate", by not being proactive enough in arguing their case.

Your excuses — that some people just don't fit in, or that when two jobs squeeze down to one, somebody goes – well, they won't fly.

"They can fit through very very small spaces, even quite a large octopus they can squeeze down to the size of their mouth which is the only really hard part of their body it's a beak, very much like a parrot beak," he was quoted as saying.

I'm not going to be squeezed down to nothing".

If the number of potential rebels is to be squeezed down to 25-30 irreconcilables, that is an important first step.Despite eight and a half years in power, the prime minister is still a realist.

To maximize investment returns, private equity firms often squeeze down costs in the operations they acquire.