Sentence examples for with the stranglehold from inspiring English sources

We're back to attritional cricket but this time it's England with the stranglehold, batting the zip/sap out of Sri Lanka's legs.

The patchy form of Contador and Nibali, combined with the stranglehold in which Sky quickly grabbed the race, made it something of a no-contest.

With the stranglehold on the docks so tight, companies are no longer even bothering to send goods to ports, even if they are able to move them out of their own plant.

I have problems with the stranglehold they exert on their ecosystem, but I can't deny its effectiveness and wisdom given the limitations of retail.

All of the right-wing talk about a "government takeover" has not fooled voters who are forced every day to deal with the stranglehold that the private insurance industry has on their health care.

And that's why this morning, I came up with a couple guitar patterns that are right in line with the "Stranglehold"s and the "Cat Scratch Fever"s and the "Wango Tango"s.

Yet Eyre's production is above all profoundly intimate, proving with intensity the stranglehold the past can exert.

Like every serious mystery that's read its Freud, "Faithful Place" is suffused with an awareness of the stranglehold the past has on the present.

This time, the Tories don't need the constituency to be sure of a majority, but they certainly remain a million miles away from regaining the stranglehold with which they once held it.

"We see this as an important step in getting our university to sever all ties with BP and breaking the stranglehold of the fossil fuel industry over public institutions more widely," she said.

With the breaking of the stranglehold that traditional networking vendors like Cisco, Arista and Juniper have on an aggregated hardware/software play, organizations are able to pick and chose - the hardware itself becomes less important over time.