Sentence examples for stifle creation from inspiring English sources

River's tactics were to press Barça high up the pitch to disrupt their passing game and stifle creation.

"Fashion has become an industry, one that increasingly stifles creation".

By mandating that copyrights last the lifetime of a creator plus 70 years, the act stifles creation, he argues, particularly on the Internet where reading a book or listening to music invariably involves creating a "copy" beforehand.

Creating roadblocks to drone use would stifle innovation, halt job creation and slow growth in this still-nascent industry.

Despite the fact that the revenue from the medical device tax is no longer needed, the policy remains in place and continues to stifle innovation and job creation.

Will we and other countries pursue policies that hinder growth and retard or abort a full-blown recovery, e.g., regulations that stifle innovation and taxes that harm the creation and deployment of capital?

The tax increase would affect only a tiny fraction of small businesses with employees, despite the endless Republican claims that it would stifle job creation.

President Obama recently announced plans to initiate a governmentwide review of corporate regulation, vowing to "remove outdated regulations that stifle job creation".

WASHINGTON — President Obama on Tuesday ordered "a governmentwide review" of federal regulations to root out those "that stifle job creation and make our economy less competitive," but he exempted many agencies that most vex corporate America.

Surely they should be hailed like the Stakhanovites of Stalin's Russia, who half-killed themselves, in the name of the people, by mining record tonnages of coal?" The mayor added: "It seems to me that though it would be wrong to persecute the rich, and madness to try and stifle wealth creation, and futile to stamp out inequality, we should only tolerate this wealth gap on two conditions.

It would create a hardship for small business owners, stifle job creation and increase costs for consumers," Fallin said.