Sentence examples for ultimately squeeze from inspiring English sources

Wal-Mart boasts that its new $4 generic drug program is disrupting the market, attracting new customers to its stores and starting the nation on a road that will ultimately squeeze billions of dollars from prescription drug spending.

He said his group was pushing hard for a "clear qualitative signal" that explained the need to "ultimately squeeze all the greenhouse gas emissions out of the global economy, at least on a net basis".

So-called "inclusionary zoning" plans, which apportion shares of low and high-end housing, often become a pretext for building luxury developments that ultimately squeeze out low-rent residents.

Although the initial 53-channel line-up is fairly niche, one expert suggested the move might ultimately squeeze some smaller rivals out of the market.

The German was ultimately squeezed out by Alonso to his right and Massa to his left, the latter taking the lead from third place on the grid.

Under a high electrical field, the AAL was thickening, ultimately squeezing the coating expanding outward.

But they left that sense of verve and ambition in the changing rooms at half-time, reverting to a power game that ultimately squeezed the life out of the Scots.

He said: "I'm afraid it's inevitable that high-frequency services from the UK's regions will ultimately be squeezed out of Gatwick, as they have been from Heathrow".

"Squeeze" ultimately lacks the coherence and clarity of Ms. Rottenberg's previous videos, but that may be the price she pays — at least temporarily — for burrowing outward, to more directly connect her wry, deeply disturbing vision to the world's intractable irrationalities.

This means projects find it almost impossible to squeeze support, ultimately more important, out of the money available.

A monetary squeeze would ultimately stop the inflation but in the meantime it would stop the boom in its tracks and produce a recession.