Sentence examples for are suppressing from inspiring English sources
verb
To put an end to, especially with force, to crush, do away with; to prohibit, subdue.
- Political dissent was brutally suppressed.
As doctors in training, she writes, "we are reshaping the ways in which we react — in fact we are suppressing universal reactions of fear and grief and horror".
He charges, against a mass of contrary evidence from the Pentagon, that both Iraq and the United States are suppressing this link, each for its own reasons.
"There's an endless tangle of these vines, which are suppressing and crowding out everything else," said Dr. William Schiller, a botanist at the American Museum of Natural History.
has fallen & Soviet leaders are suppressing the true account it's plain they are worried about the effect such a story might have on their own affairs..
And even though high prices are suppressing demand somewhat, the agency expects the world to use more grain than it produces in the coming year.
There is growing concern, however, that the government's risk aversion and the absence of private competition are suppressing the availability of loans.
"We know examples are suppressed.
The usual appetites are suppressed.
I think that boys are suppressed".
Vote audits are suppressed.
Valid voters are suppressed.
