Sentence examples for which is strangling from inspiring English sources

Mr Hollande opposes the harsh German-enforced fiscal tightening which is strangling the euro zone's chances of recovery.

Something is rotten in the world of cricket: quaint English politeness and an intrinsic sense of fair play have been replaced by a cut-throat world of clandestine multimillion-pound deals which are strangling the game, or so a new film claims.

Critics of austerity point to Greece, which is being strangled by a vicious cycle of deficit cutting, declining tax revenues and more budget cutting, while making little if any progress on its overall budget deficit.

The only way to shake off this culture, which among other things is strangling the Scottish economy, is to move to full independence.

Its green belt, which restricts building in countryside close to the city, is strangling industrial and housing development.

"India is strangling us.

Swine flu is strangling India.

Ceaseless migration is strangling it.

Clericalism is strangling true Christianity.

The conflict is strangling the country.

The Senate is strangling the Obama administration.