Sentence examples for a chilling of from inspiring English sources

He and other conservatives argue that disclosure requirements pushed by Democrats amount to a chilling of free speech.

The hacking of the company apparently in retaliation for this fictional account of a plot to assassinate the North Korean leader is pure political censorship, a chilling of free speech that threatens far better films and books and journalism.

In an abrupt change of course, Arizona lawmakers rejected new anti-immigration measures on Thursday, in what was widely seen as capitulation to pressure from business executives and an admission that the state's tough stance had resulted in a chilling of the normally robust tourism and convention industry.

The shake-up was perhaps inevitable after the fiasco embarrassed both the company and President Nicolas Sarkozy's government and led to a chilling of relations with Beijing after unfounded talk of a Chinese connection to the affair.

Mr. Fujimori has tried to head off a chilling of relations with Washington by ordering the air force to deploy 18 Sukhoi-25 tactical fighter jets, formerly used as a deterrent against Ecuador, to fight the drug trade.

These include a chilling of the high stratosphere, shifts in the movement and temperature of surface air and sea water and, most visibly, an apparent thinning and shrinking of the milling cap of ice floating on the Arctic Ocean.

In the clip uploaded to the project's Vimeo site, Wainwright performs a chilling version of "Out of the Game".

This activity therefore also performs a natural chilling of the building envelope.

It looks like a chilling premonition of the chaos of Sept. 11, 2001.

Storai's death was a chilling reminder of the low status of women in Afghanistan.

But the story remains a chilling illustration of the power and reach of big data.