Sentence examples for a stranglehold over from inspiring English sources

Dirk Meyer, the number two at AMD, says that Intel has a "stranglehold" over PC-makers.

Has anything else this unpleasant-looking and sounding had such a stranglehold over the minds and mouths of Britain?

Aside from vast amounts of illegal activity, it has a stranglehold over everything from tourism and textiles to rubbish collection.

This means that, in theory, nobody can publish Clare's previously unpublished work without Robinson's permission, effectively giving him a stranglehold over all Clare studies.

When an inner circle maintains too tight a stranglehold over the president's time and attention, too few views come into play.

They now hold "a stranglehold over what is morally acceptable and politically correct in relation to the past," complains Guido Westerwelle, the liberals' 40-year-old leader.

Ms. Kanwar smiled at the notion that she could maintain such a stranglehold over her sons' wives — they simply have too much leverage.

Now, scientific publishers are struggling to maintain their stranglehold over scientists.

The record is thirteen tracks of tech-laden minimal bass music, dark and heady and comin' up fast on a sound that guys like Icicle have had a stranglehold on over the past few years.

Mr Platini also stressed that should Mr Blatter win a fifth term as Fifa's president, it will demonstrate a worrying state of affairs where Mr Blatter still holds a majority stranglehold over the globe's football officials.

It's remarkable that the right-wingers who dominate cable news and talk radio are still complaining about a liberal stranglehold over the media.