Sentence examples for it will suppress from inspiring English sources

If you reduce these relations to that of a third country, it will suppress economic growth in Britain".

Parsons reckons the EU has given itself a year's breathing space while Simon Ward of the fund group Henderson notes it will "suppress contagion and ease near-term financing but does not remove long-term solvency concerns".

Supporters believe the law will cut down on voter fraud, but opponents argue it will suppress voting rights for poor people and the elderly.

Advocates of the measure, including Republican Gov. Scott Walker (R), say it will help to crack down on voter fraud, while critics contend it will suppress voting among poor and elderly people.

The first three models require a significant association between the SNP of interest and the outcome, whereas (4) the interaction model does not; in fact, if a strong interaction effect is present it will suppress any association between SNP and outcome.

A) It'll suppress your irksome craving for sustenance, and B) You'll look cool as shit.

Jokes about eunuchs in the bordello come to mind, but I will suppress them.

I have further reservations, equally documented, about Professor Kronstadt's anti-critical fugue, hut I will suppress them, if only in deference to the happy season.

It is unclear if the authorities will suppress any future political statements by Dr. Jiang.

Again, I'm not suggesting that the researchers taking this money are corrupt, or that scientists will suppress the truth if it turns out the current prevailing view of climate change is wrong.

He called on president Barack Obama to deliver a balanced budget next week, "one that includes entitlement reforms that are not conditional on enactment of more tax increases, which will suppress growth instead of encourage it".