Sentence examples for stranglehold of this from inspiring English sources

No one in my family ever managed to escape from the stranglehold of this genius.

He has won eight of the last nine games and has taken a stranglehold of this final, despite the tight scoreline.

If Democrats break the stranglehold of this orthodoxy and re-welcome antiabortion Democrats back into the party, they stand a much better chance of addressing their very serious electoral problems and avoiding the kind of disintegration facing the GOP.

Stranglehold This stranglehold of the big research players can be explained: larger universities have more money, more academics and more research going on overall.

Laura Hill, for campaign group Fuel Poverty Action, said: "Today's announcement is a testimony to the stranglehold of the 'big six' over this investigation.

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.

The pacification of the favelas sought to break the stranglehold of the gangs, but it also served a socio-economic purpose in this resurgent country: bringing the favelas back into the fabric of the city proper.

"It's that notion that he breaks the stranglehold of the establishment on presidential politics.

But the real problem is the stranglehold of the Python Generation.