Sentence examples for a stranglehold on from inspiring English sources

Think Harry Potter has a stranglehold on children's best sellers?

Oxbridge graduates also have a stranglehold on top jobs.

They result from a stranglehold on the market.

In addition, teenagers didn't have a stranglehold on the marketplace.

"It's been a stranglehold on so many clubs".

"Well, we don't have a stranglehold on virtue," he said.

Today Coke still maintains a stranglehold on Christmas with its "holidays are coming" ad campaign.

Indeed, it is a shame the fossil fuel industries still have such a stranglehold on Congress.

"Quite honestly, the major newspapers had a stranglehold on political news in 1995," Mr. Rokita said.

The pragmatists and cynics, who have gotten a stranglehold on the culture, will scoff.

Moreover India, Nepal's biggest trading partner by far, has a stranglehold on its economy.