Sentence examples for are being stifled from inspiring English sources

A lot of creative processes are being stifled by the knee-jerk responses of intellectual-property holders to even the slightest use of parts of their original work.

In the mid-1980s, she was cast in the original production, in Woodstock, N.Y., of "Hunting Cockroaches," Janusz Glowacki's dark comedy about a Polish ?gr?ouple -- a writer and an actress -- who are being stifled in New York City.

"Saudi Arabia's dangerous quasi-invasion of Bahrain is a reminder that Libya is very far from being the only place where hopes are being stifled," the columnist Seumas Milne wrote in The Guardian, a British newspaper.

But there are many, many more where progression, equality and creativity are being stifled by an outdated, unnecessary set of rules where stress and sleepless nights are the expected payoff for success and progression.

With details of the economic plan leaking out over recent days, Makiko Tanaka, the fired minister, lambasted Mr. Koizumi in Parliament last week, saying: "We finally found out how old-fashioned the prime minister's political stance is, and why the reforms are being stifled.

Opportunities to innovate for non-IT specialists within the enterprise are being stifled by traditional application and product development processes.

A ghost is gasping for air, as if it were being stifled.

Skilful play is being stifled by illegal interference and brute aggression.

Job creation is being stifled by all of its taxes, penalties, mandates and fees.

McQueen stormed out of LVMH because he felt his creativity was being stifled at Givenchy.

As she trained as a music teacher, she felt her interest in music was being stifled.