Sentence examples for has not suppressed from inspiring English sources

There is also the generation cycle, which the Industrial Revolution has not suppressed: the generations still replace each other, in spite of the lengthening of life expectancies.

The team of federal prosecutors, who succeeded where their predecessors had not, suppressed their glee in public today.

You might wonder, for example, what would a room representing a family that had not suppressed its Jewishness look like?

A visiting Prussian minister found a copy of one such newspaper in a room outside Jefferson's office and was astonished that Jefferson had not suppressed it.

But in sub-Saharan Africa, the report notes, an estimated 68% of infected people have not suppressed their HIV levels.

The company also said that it had researched climate change for almost 40 years, and that it had not "suppressed" such research.

In volunteers who took antibiotics prior to blood sampling, RNA was still detected, indicating that viable chlamydia were present and that antibiotics had not suppressed chlamydia in infected PBMC.

Our software is innovative; it has not been suppressed.

"The fact is that crime has not been suppressed," Mr. Kostunica told Blic, a daily newspaper.

The accelerated development of computer chip applications versus private space activity over 30 years has shown investment going where its potential has not been suppressed by a de facto vetting authority, like that which Apollo vested in NASA.

PEKING — The agitation in connection with the opium question is rapidly reaching a crisis, owing to the persistent demands made by the British Legation for an indemnity for breaches of the opium agreements and the re-issue of the instructions prohibiting the suppression of the retail trade in the provinces in which the cultivation has not been suppressed.