Sentence examples similar to stifle output from inspiring English sources
It began in Silicon Valley, where companies ceded a certain degree of autonomy to knowledge workers, recognizing that too much rigidity could stifle creative output.
"Raising the minimum wage will kill jobs and stifle economic output," NFIB Manager of Legislative Affairs Ashley Fingarson said earlier this week, as the organization sent a letter to the Senate urging lawmakers to vote against a bill that would raise the minimum hourly rate from $7.25 an hour to $10.10 an hour (Senate Republicans blocked the legislation from moving forward on Wednesday).
Being a perfectionist is also likely to stifle your output.
Conversely, with limited research resource, more barriers and fewer enablers in the Islands, publication output is stifled despite 6 (25%) of those expected to perform research recording access to an experienced researcher.
I have lost money, my mental health has suffered, my creative output has been stifled".
"There are very few news organisations in the world who are happy to hear their output is being stifled," he said.
We want to ensure that the project's outputs do not stifle innovation and methodological development in realist evaluation.
"The 0.4% month-to-month fall in core manufacturing output is another sign that the strong pound is starting to stifle the economic recovery, and the continued weakness of the manufacturing surveys suggest further falls lie ahead".
