1.   But there are fears a further cash squeeze by Whitehall could jeopardise its completion.

2.   Analysts have also raised questions whether America Online is facing a cash squeeze.

3.   A cash squeeze on local government means that many state-sector workers are again getting their wages late.

4.   Failing to raise money by selling or spinning off CIT could put Tyco in a severe cash squeeze.

5.   Higher deposits would help ease a cash squeeze in the financial system which has caused a number of banks difficulties in meeting commitments.

6.   Hisey said the Lexington fund was intended for long-term investors, and he did not expect a problem with redemptions or a resulting cash squeeze.

7.   Increased expenses for staffing and software development were the primary causes for the cash squeeze, Rosenberg said.

8.   More and more are choosing to sell investments, especially real estate, to avoid the kind of cash squeeze now crippling companies in places like Indonesia and Thailand.

9.   That provision has forced the REIT into its latest cash squeeze.

10.   That should give Mexico a cushion to pay off its short-term bondholders and then issue longer-term securities that will ease its cash squeeze.