Sentence examples for which has gripped from inspiring English sources

"The last thing investors need is heightened political uncertainty and policy paralysis, which has gripped Greece".

The Bank of England announced new rules intended to bring an end to the paralysis which has gripped the money markets.

Hit Scandinavian multimedia online youth drama Skam (Shame), which has gripped teens across the world, is to be remade for English-speaking audiences.

Mr. Roach has repeatedly warned that the United States faces the threat of deflation, which has gripped Japan's economy for the last decade.

If Saints fans are inclined to credit such thinking (and they are), it is only because they know the power of gris-gris of the unfavorable sort, which has gripped the franchise from the very beginning of its existence.

The toddler's death is the latest in a grim series of statistics as Europe faces a continuation of the crisis which has gripped it since the summer as desperate refugees flee war-torn Iraq and Syria by any means necessary.

Was it a brilliant yet bleak conclusion to a mystery which had gripped seven million viewers or a manipulative let-down that failed to deliver?

John Adams's "Nixon in China" and "The Death of Klinghoffer," which have gripped audiences elsewhere in the world, vanished from American stages shortly after their premières.

Analysts at Credit Suisse doubled their estimates for the costs of the scandals which have gripped the industry since the financial crisis.

Nor did the visiting defence betray any sign of the collective depression which had gripped the squad in the wake of the second Test in Pretoria.

Monday's riots in Le Mans echo violent street protests at the cost of living which have gripped French cities every Saturday since mid-November - the "yellow vest" movement.