Sentence examples for stranglehold that from inspiring English sources

One goal is to beat the two-thirds stranglehold that prevents action that would stop funding cuts to, for example, our UC and CSU system.

Nicotine, the chemical in tobacco cigarettes that creates the addictive stranglehold that is so difficult to break, is most likely a signature reason that Juul and other e-cigarettes help former smokers like Ms. Kligman quit.

The first one in will be the second, and all we need to break the stranglehold that really doesn't exist.

If we could eliminate slave-labor manufacturing and the shareholder stranglehold that is the undergarment of every shred of quantity over quality, we'd really have something there.

(We) are capable of such beautiful dreams, and such horrible nightmares". If we could eliminate slave-labor manufacturing and the shareholder stranglehold that is the undergarment of every shred of quantity over quality, we'd really have something there.

The leases were expected to expire in 2013, but they have been caught up in a bureaucratic stranglehold that pits not only industry against community, but government agency against government agency.

The stranglehold that California public unions have on our state must be broken.

But a stranglehold that the whole nation loves is called a hug.

Unsurprisingly, given the stranglehold that the unions have on the public sector, public sector productivity has actually fallen since 1997.

A backlash has begun against the ­stranglehold that television talent shows have on the British music industry.

"In terms of how you break the stranglehold that men have on political parties, we've tried it in every other way," she said.