financial squeeze

But the country's private enterprises are in a financial squeeze themselves.

And solve some of the financial squeeze at the same time.

"Now it looks like we are going to be in a financial squeeze for some years to come.

It turns out that the Governor himself had to take special measures to deal with a financial squeeze.

The first step for anyone in a financial squeeze is to list the last year's income and expenditures.

Large scale change began in 1954 as post war financial squeezes ended.

Beyond mere accounting issues, the company was also caught in a financial squeeze.

But many, including two former company executives, say that Nissan is in a financial squeeze.

They spent $500,000, putting them in a financial squeeze for two more years.

Succession questions are made more acute by the continuing financial squeeze.

This has put the utility, which serves 1.5 million customers, in a financial squeeze.

Last summer, it began talking with Polytechnic, which had encountered a financial squeeze of its own.

They are under a tremendous financial squeeze, and the sooner the program is in place, the better."

The city has not held such a sale since the early 1970's, before its financial squeeze.

For example, the massive recession between 1979 and 1981 was caused by too severe a financial squeeze.

The biotechnology industry is facing one of its worst financial squeezes ever.

And fat wages like these are putting a financial squeeze on America's national pastime.

Many more organizations have shrunk in size or ambition because of the financial squeeze.

The financial squeeze has tempted many more to dabble in fraud.

The result was a financial squeeze on hospitals, compelling them to seek new ways to manage their costs.

But if all goes as planned, the financial squeeze should ease around 2002, experts and Qatari officials say.

It was time, he said, for private enterprise to help fill the cracks created by an unprecedented financial squeeze on higher education.

But here diversification helps to ease the financial squeeze.

Substantial increases in medical malpractice insurance premiums have put a financial squeeze on many doctors.

The result was losses for lenders and a financial squeeze for many home buyers.