Sentence examples for you squeeze causing from inspiring English sources
The phrase "you squeeze causing" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it difficult to determine its intended use. Example: "When you squeeze, causing the juice to flow out, be careful not to spill."
When I went to pick it up, he handed me a bunch of aerosol cans, powders, and one of those old timey powder blotter things that you squeeze, causing it to spray powder around. .
When the facial muscles tighten during a yawn, the lacrimal glands may get "squeezed" causing them to release a small amount of tears that they were storing to release later.
For the high-count transcripts in particular, the squeezing causes the dispersion of the most highly dispersed transcripts to be underestimated, causing too many transcripts to be deemed differentially expressed, leading to an inflated FPR.
But in recent months the fallout from the global credit squeeze caused by the sub-prime crisis in the US has put paid to that.
Yet no one argues that the deceleration in health costs has resolved the looming fiscal squeeze caused by the aging of the baby boom generation.
Advertising spending in local markets, where much of the political campaign dollars are spent, could rise 2percentto3percentcent in 2004 from a combination of new political ad revenue and an inventory squeeze caused by added demand, he said.
Like counties across the state, Westchester is facing a budget squeeze caused in large part by the increasing cost of health care for the poor and county employees and rising pension costs, none of which the county controls.
The risk is that its divorce from Constellation will leave Goldman without a power-generating partner to bail it out if its traders become caught in a squeeze caused by a spike in power demand.
The country's bad economic performance and policies and a liquidity squeeze caused many Western investors to flee the Egyptian stock market, and Ahram's share price slid to $15 from $24.
Airline executives have been warning for nearly a week that the industry could face mass bankruptcies as a result of a cash squeeze caused by the government's grounding of all airplanes last week.
When the oil price sped to well over $100 as the financial crisis was coming, analysts rationalized the rise with theories of an imminent supply squeeze caused by overwhelming demand from fast-growing Asian economies.
