Sentence examples for far from stifling from inspiring English sources

Far from stifling him, the government endorses his criticisms.

Dr. Harkonen said that far from stifling pirfenidone, the company is considering a large clinical trial to accelerate its approval.

But, Gourevitch notes, far from stifling him, "imprisonment has led him to much of his best writing".

Microsoft and its defenders countered that, far from stifling competition and technical innovation, its rise had encouraged both and that its software had consistently become less expensive and more useful.

Far from stifling conversation, "plants consume hot air and generate the oxygen needed for vigorous discussion", said Clinton spokesman Howard Wolfson, who also noted Michelle Obama's negative comments about certain gases.

The order quickly came to have the opposite effect from what Burnside had hoped: far from stifling dissent, Burnside's order provided a rallying cry for antiwar partisans.

Most Arab economies, however, suffer from stifling regulation, poor infrastructure and low investment.

Our movement is supposed to be about liberation from stifling sexual and social norms.

Banks are complaining that the post-crisis regulatory clampdown has gone too far by stifling their ability to lend and deterring candidates from joining their boards.

Far from wanting to stifle the opposition, the Hungarian government says it "remains committed to freedom of the press".

Both teams "should probably be grateful to be consigned for now to the provinces, far away from the stifling center of the 2008 Summer Games," Harvey Araton writes in Sports of The Times.