Sentence examples similar to nearly stifled from inspiring English sources
In fact, it's nearly stifling.
A suddenly open mayoral seat is likely to unleash a flood of pent-up ambition among politicians who have been stifled for nearly a generation.
Now, the open seat is likely to unleash a flood of pent-up ambition among politicians who have been stifled for nearly a generation.
The hard-line regime in North Korea and the military junta in Myanmar both continued to stifle nearly all political dissent, the report said, principally through state security organs and control of the news media.
Pluralism vs. authoritarianism: The back story is that the riots are but an expression of the "long" stifled resentment felt by nearly half the electorate who did not vote for the Islamist Justice and Development Party (AK) party.
Rubin, citing academic work on tax rates, made the case to me that rates under an Obama administration would not be nearly high enough to stifle innovation.
Under playoff pressure, with just one run of support, Pettitte stifled the Cleveland Indians, turning back all of their rallies for nearly seven innings.
