1.   Acknowledging the time crunch, Rep.

2.   Many families face a time crunch, but experts disagree on the extent to which average working hours have increased.

3.   Because of the time crunch, there will be no formal inaugural gala, the all-star affair usually held the night before the swearing in.

4.   A higher minimum wage, for example, might be a dandy anti-poverty measure, but it does little to solve the problem of time crunch.

5.   Brookville High School, near Dayton, Ohio, has found a way around the time crunch.

6.   Both the time crunch and the importance of the work legitimately make people feel that they must rush.

7.   But time crunches can also be more costly.

8.   Call it the convergence of time crunch and convenience.

9.   Carole and Richard Rigsby know how easy it is to get into a time crunch.

10.   If the process is drawn out too long, the Raiders might be in a time crunch with regard to selling tickets.