So, hotels never feel the pinch of the "cost" of that piece of business.(因此，酒店永遠感受不到這塊業(yè)務(wù)的“成本”所帶來的切膚之痛。)

3/17As food shortages fed through to higher supermarket prices, and fuel prices started to rise, western consumers started to feel the pinch.(3/17因糧食短缺導(dǎo)致其超市價格上漲，加上燃料價格亦開始上揚，西方消費者開始感到壓力。)

Those with jobs in banking, finance and law will be somewhat cushioned from the impact, but graduates starting out in the public sectors will really feel the pinch this year.(那些在銀行界，金融界或者法律界工作的畢業(yè)生們會覺得稍微好一些，但另一些在公營部門下工作的則會覺得今年將十分困苦。)

Lots of people who have lost their jobs are starting to feel the pinch.(大量失業(yè)者開始感到日子不好過了。)

With average pay only rising by 1.2% a year at the moment, we are certainly going to feel the pinch.(隨著價格平均每年1.2%的增長，我們當(dāng)然能夠切身感受到荷包變癟的疼痛。)

It's six months since he lost his job, so he's beginning to feel the pinch.(他失業(yè)已有六個月了，所以開始感到相當(dāng)困難。)

Shanghai residents feel the price pinch.(上海居民正在感受價格窘迫。)

Many restaurants in China are starting to feel the pinch, as Feng Jinchao explains.(中國的很多飯館開始感到經(jīng)濟拮據(jù)，F(xiàn)engJinchao將解釋原因。)

But only now are Japanese companies starting to feel the real pinch.(不過僅僅是到了日本公司才感到切膚之痛。)

In these tough economic times, unemployment is high and other business sectors feel the pinch, Direct Selling really comes into its own!(目前全球經(jīng)濟凋敝，失業(yè)高漲，陷入蕭條，直銷業(yè)恰逢其時，一枝獨秀！)