Sentence examples for being stifled because of from inspiring English sources

Black activists sprang to his defense, saying that he was being stifled because of his long history as a radical and a black nationalist.

You have to be uber organised otherwise it will fail, with meetings going unattended, projects being mishandled or creativity being stifled because of a lack of connection between the teams".

Responding to the budget, Mike Jones, chair of the Local Government Association's environment and housing board, said the appetite of local authorities to build homes was being "stifled because of a Treasury-imposed housing borrowing cap, which councils, developers and even the markets agree is unnecessary".

Should artistic commentary featuring world leaders be stifled because of copyright of the reference images even when the final artistic product has new intent and meaning?

Columbia's Heller talks about a "tragedy of the anti-commons," where creative works are stifled because nobody can assemble the package of rights that make them possible.

"American Modernism from the whole first half of the century was stifled because so much significance was attributed to the second half.

Their children's lives are stifled because their parents don't know who they are or what they will do outside of being a parent.

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

Its head, Charlie Parker, believes freedom of expression is being stifled.

"We will continue to litigate this matter in court, and will wait for the court's ruling on the anti-SLAPP motion". The depositions are one aspect of the councilmen's effort in finding additional evidence, though they have been stifled from doing so because of a pair of anti-SLAPP motions, or Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation.

She's stifled by lack of resources, options.