Sentence examples for bit of a stranglehold from inspiring English sources
Wasps' director of rugby, Dai Young, said: "They had a bit of a stranglehold on us in the first half, and you have got to give them a lot of credit.
And while Amazon's got a bit of a stranglehold on e-reader hardware here in the States, the company's mobile apps have no doubt played a pretty large role in the uptick in numbers, fueled by the introduction of the Kindle Unlimited subscription service and Prime Reading, which offers select titles for free to Prime members.
Free Press argued there was no content because of a "stranglehold on distribution".
A black president has been re-elected, but financial elites have never had more of a stranglehold on American priorities.
HP: Democrats have somewhat of a stranglehold on Chicago politics in particular, how did you get involved with the Green Party?
Now they argue distribution doesn't matter because of a stranglehold on content (by the same people, no less).
