Sentence examples for total squeeze from inspiring English sources

That's 45% of the total squeeze, and most of it looks likely to fall on day-to-day spending for public services, rather than the capital budgets which have been the most squeezed since 2010.

Technique 2: modified open palm technique with total squeezing of the self-inflating bag by compression against the rescuers knee.

That, combined with an explosion of investment choices within 529s, gives parents and grandparents an opportunity to treat their 529 holdings as part of their total portfolio and to squeeze more tax benefits from them.

Pensions form such a large part of total compensation that they squeeze pay.

The company said it managed to squeeze a total of 16 8-Gbit Nand and one controller chip into the card.

A total of 120,000 racegoers squeeze into Flemington Racecourse on Melbourne Cup Day.

As a result, Saddam Hussein's regime succeeded in squeezing a total illicit income of some $10 billion from the scheme, about $8 billion from smuggling and the rest from surcharges and kickbacks.Ever since the Security Council failed to endorse the war against Iraq, Mr Annan's critics have been calling for him to resign or be sacked for his part in the oil-for-food programme.

Chief James Foster says his biotech and pharma client base, source of some 80% of his total revenue, has been squeezed.

The total rate of spending squeezes eases that year, but there are no welfare cuts or tax avoidance incomes pencilled in to ease the departments' troubles.

The workforce participation rates will remain largely unchanged, but the overall drop in the working-age population will affect the total age dependency ratio, squeezing national budgets for social services.

By using a better fabrication procedure, we have squeezed the total width of the smallest dual-beam sensors down to 430 nm, less than half of the previous record [20].