Sentence examples for stifled business from inspiring English sources

The economy is emerging from the paralysis induced by corruption and the lethargic quangos that stifled business under Moi.

With his legal troubles behind him, Mr. Bragman worked to develop a reputation as an independent-minded lawmaker in the Assembly, criticizing his own party's appetite for tax increases and government regulation, and other policies that he said stifled business.

After taxes are raised, states are affected by stifled business activity, which can cause less revenue for them, resulting in deficits and possible layoffs in both the private and public sectors, all for the sake of that extra federal tax revenue.

Import-dependent Egypt is facing a dollar shortage that has stifled business activity and hit confidence in the economy.

Although the city doesn't survey businesses to see if the law has stifled business growth, he said, it doesn't appear that economic disaster has ensued.

The air is thick with boredom and barely stifled rage.Doing business in Mexico can be a frustrating experience, thanks to the country's affection for trámites, or red tape.

"Wealth creators in less prosperous parts of Britain" are being "stifled" because their businesses "cannot compete with inflated wage levels in state jobs", the paper says.

He found the big software maker to be a monopolist whose business practices stifled competition and harmed consumers.

Their decision to do so has impacted countless small business owners, stifled competition, and given Nikon a monopoly over the aftermarket of their products.

Their silence isn't resonant; it's stifled, and stifling.

While the increase in scalable, online learning options is good news for the soaring price of education, some online education startups suffer from undercooked business models or stifled revenue streams.