Sentence examples for stranglehold as from inspiring English sources
If Pathstream is able to realize its vision of integrating industry-relevant software training into degree programs in a big way, colleges and universities have a shot at maintaining their stranglehold as the sole pathway to successful careers.
"One of the really pernicious things about sequestration is it is a slow stranglehold as opposed to an immediate stopping of essential government services.
BlackBerry, a Canadian company formerly known as Research In Motion Ltd ,virtually invented the idea of on-the-go email, but lost its market stranglehold as rivals brought out more consumer-friendly devices, like Apple's iPhone and phones using Google's Android software.
However, analysts think it is more likely that La Poste will try to keep its domestic stranglehold for as long as it can, meanwhile entering markets abroad, as France's other utilities have done in the water and electricity sectors.
It would, among other things, help to free secondary schools from the stranglehold of examinations, as well as removing a main reason for parents choosing private education.
More flights between provincial towns would help reduce Istanbul's stranglehold on resources, as well as the stacking over its international airport.After stability, the next priority for the Turkish economy is redistribution.
The current Premier League leaders took a stranglehold on the contest as soon as the polite opening exchanges had been completed.
On the other hand, Gov. Reagan, who studied classical economics at Eureka College during the early 1930s, renounced the Keynesian policies that had developed a stranglehold on the economy as well as the political establishment.
And that growing stranglehold is as bad for pop as it is for society.
The unifying thread is the moral and economic stranglehold of capitalism, as seen through the prism of the black American experience.
Finding local information is becoming an area of hot competition.Some people believe Microsoft could put a stranglehold on Google, as it did on Netscape in the battle to control the web-browser business.
