His unnecessary trade wars are putting the squeeze on our economy.
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Stricter federal banking regulations also are putting the squeeze on rural America.
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In general, lawmakers have been putting the squeeze on the parks' finances.
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Yes, the same retail partners that are putting the squeeze on wholesale prices.
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Still, Elberling is adamant that putting the squeeze on office growth will help get more housing built.
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That's putting the squeeze on both chambers, and lawmakers are starting to point fingers across the Capitol.
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Putting the squeeze on Pakistan to get it to be a better counterterrorism partner may make sense.
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Giving Parents are used to hearing that school budgets are putting the squeeze on activities like music and sports.
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Bolton's story makes clearer than ever that the money was linked to Trump himself putting the squeeze on Ukraine.
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This is putting the squeeze on traditional retail asset managers and brokers, especially when comparisons are made between respective returns.
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But liberals are putting the squeeze on him this election cycle, emboldened by intra-party victories by challengers like Rep.
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That's a lifeline for the North Korean economy, one which prevents the US from really putting the squeeze on North Korea.
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Above-target inflation is putting the squeeze on real earnings too, threatening to destabilize consumer spending, the bedrock of the economy.
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Automobile sales may be slowing, e-commerce is putting the squeeze on bricks-and-mortar stores, and overall economic growth is limp.
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Sharks immediately start to circle and one — Tony Sharp, a local crime boss — takes the step of putting the squeeze on our grieving Marks family.
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"American Idol" alum Haley Reinhart's pal -- who was choked out by bouncers at a bar in Illinois -- is now putting the squeeze on them ... legally speaking.
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Also putting the squeeze on Chinese markets is a U.S. dollar on the rise and the Federal Reserve's plans to continue tightening monetary policy, says McDonald.
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And, there's something else -- we got into it with Adam over Congress putting the squeeze on Mark Zuckerberg to scrub Facebook of posts that contain lies.
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Martin Rupiya, an expert on Zimbabwe military affairs at the University of South Africa in Pretoria, said the army appeared to be putting the squeeze on Mugabe.
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Meanwhile, digital currency critic David Gerard is ascribing bitcoin's recent run to trading moves by big holders of the digital currency who are putting the squeeze on short sellers.
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Trump, like the 11 presidents before him stretching back to Dwight Eisenhower, believes putting the squeeze on Cuba will force its government to loosen its grip on political freedoms.
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Since then, the group's work was largely devoted to managing the international monetary system, putting the squeeze on poor countries and, generally, making sure central bankers can sleep soundly.
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Early in life, Léger embraced a transcendent, quasi-Futurist love of technological energy along with the Cubist notion of putting the squeeze on: fracturing objects into sharp geometric shapes.
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The Belarusian economy is sputtering with rising inflation and rising energy prices as Russia has been putting the squeeze on the country to keep it in the Russian political orbit.
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At the same time, low unemployment rates are putting the squeeze on labor availability at facilities where humans are basically required to hand-sort garbage into recyclable materials and trash.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - The rise in the oil price is putting the squeeze on airline costs and is likely to lead to a rise in air fares, industry executives said on Monday.
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Bloomberg has obtained video of an Uber driver berating the ride-hailing company's CEO Travis Kalanick for lowering prices and putting the squeeze on him and other drivers around the world.
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Europe's Airbus is planning to ramp up production of its A2320neo single-aisle jet, putting the squeeze on Boeing shortly after its U.S. rival registered its worst annual orders in decades.
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Donald Trump's Inaugural Committee is having trouble booking singers for the Inaugural, and TMZ has learned one of the big problems is that record labels are putting the squeeze on their artists.
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To get ready for Season 2, which drops Friday on Netflix, it's best to think about all the parties putting the squeeze on the Byrdes as they stake out investment opportunities in the Ozarks.
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The major banks extended their recent rally, putting the squeeze on a mob of short sellers who had been wagering on a sharp downturn in Australia's housing market which has so far failed to materialise.
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This weekend Lebara — the mobile network business which has become a universally recognised brand for the world's migrant community — is to enter the international money transfer market, potentially putting the squeeze on tech newcomers like Transferwise and Azimo.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's central bank held the line on its yuan for a fourth straight session on Wednesday while putting the squeeze on offshore sellers of the currency, dampening fears of a sustained depreciation - at least for now.
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With control of financial risks a top national priority, the People's Bank of China is putting the squeeze on shadow banking, ending a decade of financial exuberance where debts could be easily rolled over and defaults were rare.
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Japan has roughly 100 regional banks, but the falling population and the central bank's negative interest-rate policy are putting the squeeze on many lenders, prompting a few to begin merging, besides taking steps to shore up operations.
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Relatively high U.S. rates, yields and dollar are putting the squeeze on emerging markets, president Trump is cranking up the belligerent rhetoric on trade, and the U.S. yield curve last week moved to within 24 basis points of inverting.
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Widespread global travel and work restrictions due to the virus, which has so far killed more than 1,000 people and sparked a global health emergency, are putting the squeeze on New Zealand firms doing business in the world's second-biggest economy.
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Widespread global travel and work restrictions due to the coronavirus outbreak, which has so far killed over 630 people in China and sparked a global health emergency, are putting the squeeze on New Zealand firms doing business in the world's second-biggest economy.
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There has been a very secret play by the U.S. Attorney to get more parents to plead guilty in the college admissions scandal, and what's especially interesting is that prosecutors are putting the squeeze on people who haven't even been charged with a crime.
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The implementation reports are intended to detail progress towards the goal of putting the squeeze on disinformation — such as by proactively identifying and removing fake accounts — but the European Commission has today called for tech firms to intensify their efforts, warning that more needs to be done in the run up to the 2019 European Parliament elections, which take place in May.
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Walker, Leslie. "Many 'Free' Home-Page Sites Putting the Squeeze on Users". The Washington Post, March 10, 2002, p. H7.
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He asks if Angel has any experience with vampires - to which Angel replies "some". Elster says that these ones are different - they want money, not blood. Elster says they've been putting the squeeze on local businessmen, threatening their employees for money. They've demanded $5000.00, so he offers Angel $10,000.00 to get rid of them, with 50% up front.
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After World War II the population grew rapidly, increasing sevenfold between 1950 and 2000, from 700,000 to over 5 million. Most of the growth was in the Phoenix area, with Tucson a distant second. Urban growth doomed the state's citrus industry, as the groves were turned into housing developments.Patrick Graham, "Urban Development Putting the Squeeze on Arizona Citrus Industry Agriculture: As groves are swallowed up by sprawl, the importance of grapefruits, oranges, lemons and tangerines to the state's economy is shrinking steadily", Associated Press, June 27, 1999.
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