Sentence examples for stifled due to from inspiring English sources

Relief workers, medical personnel, and engaged citizens in Haiti have had their recovery efforts stifled due to failed or inoperable communications links.

Their attempts to create a bridge between Poland's history and Marxist ideology were mildly successful, although stifled due to the regime's unwillingness to risk the wrath of the Soviet Union for deviating too far from the Soviet party line.

Even worse--meetings can actually stifle creativity, due to a phenomenon called "anchoring".

With their accumulated capital, SILC members have avoided going into stifling debt due to a bad harvest.

He describes how the NIH funding process may be stifling progress due to the time and effort it takes as well as the aversion to risk-taking.

It is supposed that the PEG forms a steric barrier surrounding lipoplexes, which stifles clearance due to compact macrophagocytes uptake [ 19], and may permit the liposome to overcome accumulation problems over mutually repulsive interactions between PEG molecules [ 73].

Positioning error is one of the most common reasons for equine radiographs being considered non-diagnostic, and it is suggested that the most common reason for positioning errors of the latero-medial stifle radiographs is due to the radiographic beam being aligned perpendicular to the horse and not the limb [ 4].

Thirty-six dogs with chronic lameness due to stifle, hip or elbow osteoarthritis were randomized to receive an IA injection of 30 IU of BoNT A or placebo.

(Pat) Some women considered returning to work to increase income, but pension reduction implications and perceived limited employment prospects due to age stifled this prospect.

The hearings are likely to be testy, given the foul mood of the U.S. Congress after having had to swallow a $700 billion bailout package to keep Wall Street from bringing the entire nation's economy to it knees due to a stifling credit crunch.

Some training programs have successfully utilized the critical incident technique [ 92] to help physician volunteers explore how best to engage communities in ways that strive for social justice by understanding and acting to change the social structures that stifle individuals and communities due to unequal power relations, poverty and vulnerability.