Sentence examples for break this stranglehold from inspiring English sources

Murdoch's London Paper sought to break this stranglehold.

Previous attempts by open access publishers to break this stranglehold over the dissemination of scientific results have largely failed.

James added that 9/11 was "just the tip of the iceberg … but how do you break this stranglehold on humanity?

Wouldn't it be the first idea for democracy to break this stranglehold, to allow real alternatives to emerge?

To break this stranglehold, we must create ways for people to come together, set goals, achieve them, and then build on those successes.

The nation will continue to suffer until Congress breaks this stranglehold.

This will help break the stranglehold that special interests and the far extremes have on primary elections while also providing increased revenue sources.

Clearly, this is not going to break the stranglehold of the City on the economy, but it is a step in the right direction.

"This is the way to break the stranglehold of the multinationals," said Dr. Yusuf K. Hamied, chairman of Cipla, who will meet with the doctors' group on Feb. 15 to discuss strategy.

Energy Electricc bills could start to fall if Ofgem gets its way The energy regulator this week pledged to "break the stranglehold" of the "Big Six" energy suppliers.

This will affect future research; it will, over time, break the stranglehold of decadent Lucasian doctrine on the journals.