Sentence examples for will to squeeze from inspiring English sources

The 400 gallery assistants are about to be outsourced to a private company against their will, to squeeze pay and conditions.

They will continue to squeeze pay and will demonstrate a marked reluctance to take on extra staff.

So high interest rates will continue to squeeze industry, and growth will continue to be slow.Mr Mukherjee talks bravely, but not convincingly, of fostering a cross-party consensus: "if a mandate is fractured you must carry other parties with you".

The butter will be liquid by now, and you will have to squeeze it from the wrapper like an ointment.

The larger the surface you choose to grip, the harder you will have to squeeze, so something wider than a typical chin-up bar will work your forearms harder.[17].[17]

It would be rash to assume that the big parties will recover to squeeze out the BNP in future contests.

Certainly, the company will have to squeeze profit, via improved efficiency, from a smaller share of the market.

The main problem will be to squeeze everything into the $1.35 trillion budget plan adopted by Congress two weeks ago.

To preserve its prized investment-grade credit rating, the government will need to squeeze spending to deliver a primary surplus of at least 1% of GDP, he thinks.

And many of the middle-class intellectuals who have thrown their support behind the army will have to squeeze their consciences into a bottle to accommodate future events.

With a vacancy rate close to zero, it is doubtful that many other firms will manage to squeeze their way in.