Sentence examples similar to stifle success from inspiring English sources

There are probably three or four reasonable scenarios that might stifle your success.

In time, Millennial policy leaders will help design innovative approaches that enable the government to preserve market competition without stifling market success.

The sheer volume, variety and velocity of these technology choices puts a significant burden on IT teams and stifles their success and ability to drive true business-wide ROI.

Although it stifled their success in China, their ban got them a lot of media coverage in the west.

But Kuroda, who has had success stifling rallies this year, could still not put the Mariners away.

Trump's goal of removing the government's groping hand from Americans' pockets, by cutting the top marginal tax rate on ordinary income from 39.5% to 33%, is entirely consistent with mainstream Republican ideology, according to which high tax rates penalise success and stifle innovation.

Conservatives counter that an income tax would stifle the state's economic success, the very success that has elicited envy from officials around the country.

All of Romney's efforts to overtake McCain in conservative Southern state primaries were stifled by Huckabee's success in those contests.

But it evolved into something more subtle: a combination of economic success, gerrymandering, stifling press controls and the legal hounding of opposition politicians and critics, including the foreign press.

Little did we know we were actually stifling our chances for success.

But while the Foxes recorded a total of just three shots in the match - with only Musa's close-range equaliser from a Jamie Vardy cross on target - their success in stifling a Tottenham side who have now gone five games without victory deserved a point.