1.   All those discounts should squeeze profits.

2.   Along with the demise of health care overhaul, which was expected to squeeze industry profits, a flurry of mergers bolstered health care stocks.

3.   Analysts said Goodyear is deliberately reducing sales to automakers because their demands for lower prices are squeezing the profit out of that business.

4.   Analysts welcomed the move, while saying DDI will have trouble squeezing additional profit out of the competitive market for international phone services.

5.   And he must squeeze profits out of a balance sheet that is not expected to continue enjoying major benefits from cost-cutting and a weaker yen.

6.   And that, in turn, squeezed profits further.

7.   As a result, he said, corporations are seeing their profits squeezed.

8.   As profits have been squeezed and weaker sales have caused inventories to pile up, firms have started to trim their investment and production.

9.   Back then, concern that higher employment would push up wages and squeeze profits rattled the market.

10.   Bank shares slipped amid concern that interest rates will rise and squeeze their profits.