Sentence examples for not strangled from inspiring English sources

She was not strangled, but died of acute cocaine intoxication.

Rent control must insure that owners are not strangled by governmental restriction.

It is an outrage that the phrase "human resources" was not strangled at birth.

These solutions would go a long way to ensuring that the much-needed infill movement is not strangled in its crib by homeowner groups.

Contrary to an initial report released by the Dominican National Police, Ms. Kershaw was not strangled, he said.

Life should be touched, not strangled.

The fiscal pact must not "strangle" weak economies, Mr Monti said.

The reason is that larger systems have larger flow passages and heat transfer surfaces, and do not strangle the flow of the currents that must flow.

It is very important that Yugoslavia stay united and that excessive government regulations do not strangle the country.

My community would just like to see us not strangle what we have already created and work at the margins to improve what we have.

You want to sympathise, but you also want to not strangle them out of sheer frustration at their refusal to accept that, to quote Hall and Oates, she's gone.