Strangle

The doctor explained that the patient's chest pain was due to a strangle in his heart's blood vessel.

The computer technician found and removed the strangle in the printer's paper feed.

The high taxes strangle the potential of the industry.

The strict regulations may strangle the growth of the pharmaceutical industry.

The limited resources may strangle the progress of the project.

The monopolies may strangle the competition and limit consumer choice.

The lack of funding may strangle the development of the innovative project.

The new taxes may strangle the growth of the small business sector.

The bureaucratic procedures may strangle the efficiency of the public services.

The new regulation will strangle innovation in the tech industry.

The high interest rates strangle the growth of the real estate market.

The outdated technology may strangle the progress of the digital transformation.

The strict regulations may strangle the growth of the emerging industry.

The new regulations may strangle the growth of small businesses.

The intense competition in the market may strangle the new entrants.

Overregulation can strangle innovation in the tech industry.

The economic crisis threatened to strangle small businesses in the area.

The mistake could strangle the lawyer's credibility.

The betrayal will strangle the trust in their relationship.

The false accusations will strangle his political campaign.

The cat playfully tried to strangle the toy mouse with its claws.

The tumor grew larger and began to strangle the patient's airway.

The hiker's trek was cut short due to a strangle in the trail caused by fallen trees.

The scandal will strangle the athlete's reputation.

The strangle hold requires a lot of strength and technique to be executed properly.

The musician's concert was canceled due to a strangle in the sound system, causing distortion in the audio.

The hair tie was so tight it seemed to strangle her ponytail.

She had to strangle her nerves to make a speech in front of a big audience.

The wrestler won the match by putting his opponent in a strangle hold for more than 30 seconds.

The strong winds can strangle the flames of the wildfire, preventing its spread.

The tight collar seemed to strangle the dog's breathing.

The wrestler managed to escape from the strangle hold just in time.

The referee stopped the match when the wrestler applied the strangle too forcefully.

The negative reviews are going to strangle the new restaurant's reputation.

Negative comments can strangle the confidence of a young artist.

The singer's powerful voice seemed to strangle the emotions of the audience.

The wrestler's coach taught him how to use the strangle hold effectively.

The thick fog seemed to strangle the view of the city from the hilltop.

The scandal could strangle the university's reputation.

The strangle hold is an illegal move in most wrestling competitions.

The climber's ascent was halted by a strangle in his rope, causing him to be suspended mid-air.

The high-rise buildings in the city can strangle the natural air flow, making it difficult to breathe.

A cold winter can strangle the growth of crops.

The man's attempt to strangle his wife was caught on camera.

The strangle move is a dangerous wrestling technique.

The plastic bag accidentally swallowed by the baby could strangle her if not removed quickly.

The scientist identified the strangle in the molecule as the reason for the chemical reaction's failure.

The wrestler managed to strangle his opponent and win the match.

The suffocating smoke seemed to strangle the breath out of the firefighters trying to put out the raging fire.

The referee immediately called the match when he saw the wrestler use a strangle hold.