Sentence examples for can be stifling from inspiring English sources
The stereotypes can be stifling.
The desire to couple up, settle down and have children can be stifling.
Evans makes a very good case for real history, but the underlying sternness can be stifling.
"I hear noise the way a good chef tastes salt: too much is overbearing; too little can be stifling".
Still, the current climate of religiosity can be stifling to nonbelievers, and it helps now and then to cry foul.
Lifetime employment keeps knowledge in-house, but firms lose flexibility, employees lose labour mobility and fresh ideas can be stifled".Frankly speaking, the changes are starting now," confides a manager at Taiyo Yuden.
La predicción The evidence offered up by Menezes in recently friendlies showed that Brazil's counter-attacking threat can be stifled by an organised opposition getting men behind the ball.
For some this may be religious fundamentalism, for others it may be to seek to migrate to richer European countries, but to think that these linked trends can be stifled by telling people to follow good old British principles of fair play is plainly ridiculous.
However, competency development programs can be stifled by scarce stakeholder involvement and insufficient recognition of resource challenges.
The downside of this is that creativity can be stifled and the entrepreneurial opportunity limited.
