For miles around, the atmosphere was stifling from it.
Wenger was answering an unspoken question: If Barcelona is being stifled from playing its natural game, could Arsenal emerge as the champion of stylish creation?
But what Mr. O'Neill describes in Mr. Suskind's book is not the executive branch of a democratic government so much as an old-school dictatorial corporate monolith where any serious debate, whether about economic or foreign policy, is stifled from the top.
"There's this realization – gun owners know their rights are under attack – but there's a bigger issue out there: that people are feeling suffocated, whether it's businesses being stifled from regulation, Obamacare or being told how much soda we can drink.
This guarantees that men and women of sufficient character to bring about innovation will be psychologically stifled from an early age.
IRB members are also not compensated for their services, however, and outreach programs or community mobilization programs by the IRB are sometimes stifled from lack of funding.
Four tumours were located on the forelimb in the area from the phalanges until the carpus, 15 from the carpus until the elbow, 7 from the elbow until the shoulder, 5 from the tarsus until the stifle, 4 from the stifle until the hip, 4 on the head, and 1 on the flank (Table 1).
Rivals and antitrust officials saw it as a blatant tactic to stifle competition from Netscape.
We do not expect this recent criticism to stifle Hammarberg from raising the detainee issue with European officials.
Every tiny flaw can forever be immortalized on video, which in turn can stifle artists from taking risks, resulting in note-perfect boring performances.
