Значения термина wring more на английском

Banks wring more money from volatile markets, as clients trade more.

The lich lord merely held her, eager to wring more information from her.

We'll wring more years out of this Kilkenny side yet.

She saw he was bound to wring more from her.

For another year I do everything I can to wring more money out of my lands.

Or a company like Alphabet might think it can wring more value from Twitter's ample data.

Investors and analysts questioned whether Trump's tweet was a negotiating ploy to wring more concessions from China.

In its statement, Coke said the two companies were looking at ways to wring more profit out of their existing relationship.

A temptation to wring more out of fewer people will persist as long as firms and investors fixate on the short-term.

Sitting alongside the then 19-year-old, also trying to wring more moisture from already wrung bodies, were a pair of senior riders.

Some saw it a show of national unity to wring more money out international donors ahead of a Kabul conference in July.

In Europe, however, they have been constrained, by inability to wring more taxes from the impoverished people, to gradually diminish their numbers.

Mr Post said it will continue to invest in the refinery to wring more high value product out of a barrel of oil

If it's brinkmanship and the government is just trying to wring more concessions from Zimplats, then the two sides may suddenly reach a deal.

The prospect of continued low rates has put the focus on cost controls as a way to wring more profit from a slow-rising revenue line.

Its easily accessible and very search-friendly information architecture allows scientists to wring more discoveries out of the money we invest in the milestone space telescope.