Sentence examples for make repression from inspiring English sources

Yet as the old Soviet Union found (and today's Belarus is finding), economic problems make repression harder to sustain.

In the wake of Friday's bombing, analysts and officials warn that those factors make repression a poor tactic for confronting Boko Haram.

Mr. Chen's case, one of the few to get prolonged public scrutiny, offers some insights into the incentives that make repression the tool of choice to deal with dissidents and troublemakers.

The sight of such deep-seated demons being liberated makes repression look downright appealing.

He made repression a style — even when they're saying vile things, it's amazing how nice Pinter's characters can sound — without forsaking the passion he had known himself.

Also, did her talent for drawing people into the dysfunctional minutiae of her life, and the un-British paroxysms of anguish that followed her death, change the psyche of a nation known for making repression a virtue?

Globalisation has, in some cases, also made repression less likely, due to state obligations under international human rights treaties.

Some sRNAs such as RhyB targeting sodB mRNA [ 87] and SgrS targeting ptsG mRNA primarily block translation initiation [ 88], though for many mRNAs, concomitant degradation makes repression irreversible [ 45].

It was South Sudanese oil that drove Sudan's economic boom of the past decade and made the repression by Sudan's Islamist government (which is still heavily penalized by the United States) tolerable to many Sudanese.

The extremity of Mathilde's suffering makes her repression of it less interesting than a more ordinary version of such self-control (she doesn't really have a self, so its repression just makes her a double negative); and Lotto's shortsighted complacency is also suddenly less interesting, because less culpable (we can't usefully judge him for not knowing what was strenuously kept from him).

B To make stronger police repression (arrests).