Sentence examples for stranglehold over from inspiring English sources

Now, scientific publishers are struggling to maintain their stranglehold over scientists.

He wants to break the Orthodox stranglehold over marriage laws.

Dirk Meyer, the number two at AMD, says that Intel has a "stranglehold" over PC-makers.

Sky already markets itself as Europe's biggest content producer, largely because of its stranglehold over rights to the Premier League.

Meanwhile, the stranglehold over US politics held by coal and oil companies will have ensured America could not compete.

Has anything else this unpleasant-looking and sounding had such a stranglehold over the minds and mouths of Britain?

The NRA will retain its stranglehold over US politics for years, but it has – at last – some serious opposition.

Among those are riders who had hoped to finally win the Tour after Armstrong's longtime stranglehold over the yellow jersey.

Aside from vast amounts of illegal activity, it has a stranglehold over everything from tourism and textiles to rubbish collection.

Sport obviously has an incredible stranglehold over the Australian public imagination and that's not a bad thing.

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