Sentence examples for has snuffed out from inspiring English sources

For now, Putin has snuffed out this not-quite revolution.

Kagame's critics say he has snuffed out much of Rwanda's independent media.

Cameron says there have been moments in the past when "uniformity" in the provision of services has snuffed out enterprise.

In Western Europe, the ending of the cold war has snuffed out one source of ideological conflict, but new sparks might catch fire.

In France, however, the Mitterrand government has snuffed out much entrepreneurial activity by its move toward centralized planning and government control of credit.

Some might successfully argue that the Boss with the shopaholic tendencies has snuffed out baseball, but without Steinbrenner in the daily mix, who would give the sport life?

But they will have snuffed out an invigorating source of criticism in a cosy world.

Impending recession and selling by speculators have snuffed out the boom in commodity prices.

This shift should have snuffed out the thrill of the chase, but it hasn't.

No witchcraft, no enemy action had snuffed out life in this stricken world.

Neuer got such distance on his clearance that he felt he had snuffed out any trace of danger.