Sentence examples for is enough to strangle from inspiring English sources

Qincheng is enough to strangle one's will.

"But I do not think he is strong enough to strangle a man".

Maintained over the long term, that is costly enough to strangle any hint of a global economic recovery.

If they're close enough to strangle you, they're too close.

Hercules, the son of Zeus and the mortal Alcmene, was strong enough to strangle snakes as an infant (thus thwarting a death wish from his stepmother, Hera).

Strangling McNaughton would have been enough to kill him, but according to the statement given by the Sheriff's Office, the old head-stomp-dick-chomp was a bit of theatrics aimed at ensuring that the offense was marked down as first-degree murder.

Together these seemingly small things – which have had little publicity – will be enough to put off a lot of renewable investors from coming to Britain and will effectively strangle the large-scale development of off-shore wind.

Strangling free speech, one entrepreneur argued, is likely to strangle innovation as well.

The company insists that its goal is not to strangle competitors.

It is acceptable to strangle her until she taps out.

A critical need is to strangle terrorist finances.