Sentence examples for help to silence from inspiring English sources
It may even help to silence the critics.
It would also help to silence American car makers who have seen their profits squeezed by the strong dollar and who might otherwise lobby for new import barriers.
Power imbalances help to silence people of color, too, and people who are gay or transgender and people with less wealth and smaller platforms than those whose stories have dominated the #MeToo movement so far.
This is his first electoral success since taking over as party leader last November, and will help to silence those who feared that he was no longer a political winner.Although Mr Sarkozy himself has never seemed to doubt his ability to make a successful political comeback, his first few months were underwhelming.
It is hoped that because Ms Bensouda is herself an African lawyer, this could help to silence those critics, our reporter says.
Some help to silence genes, whereas others are involved in the activation of genes.
The stifling of debate helps to silence Labour critics of Mr Blair's public-service reforms.
One of the group, Elizabeth Atwell, a teacher in west London, suspects they were helped to silence their complaints to the Guardian (see 1pm, 4pm and 4.24pm).
In doing so, he helped to silence the east- and west-coast doubters who thought the south would never produce real hip-hop.
Supreme Court nominee Samuel A. Alito Jr. has signaled he would be highly reluctant to overturn long-standing precedents such as the 1973 Roe v. Wade abortion rights ruling, a move that has helped to silence some of his critics and may resolve a key problem early in the Senate confirmation process, several senators said yesterday.
For the FSA, the idea that its second-in-command allegedly helped to silence one of the few voices warning that HBOS was flirting with disaster was a calamitous one, made worse because the regulator subsequently admitted it had undertaken repeated investigations focusing on HBOS's financial strength and found nothing untoward.
