Sentence examples for stifled oil from inspiring English sources

They said they hoped the moves would counter the accusation that he has stifled oil production.

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

Bisset's laser-sharp, emotionally exact performance as Simone is the perfect and necessary foil to Depardieu's stifled howl.

So far, oil-rich Saudi Arabia has successfully stifled public protests with a combination of billions of dollars in new jobs programs and an overwhelming police presence, backed by warnings last week from the foreign minister to "cut any finger that crosses into the kingdom".

ALGIERS — Even as North African neighbors have smoldered, the oil-producing giant Algeria has kept a sullen calm in the wake of a stifled protest march here last week, with the regional upheaval, for now, not catching on.

He remained stifled, shy.

Treading a thin line between the risks of higher inflation and stifled growth, the European Central Bank made a surprise decision today to increase interest rates, reflecting its concern over rising prices caused by the weak euro and expensive oil.

The feeling of being stifled and anxious.

"It's really stifled cardiac arrest research.

The People, muffled, stifled, muzzled, unloved.

But the contract could be honoured only with high rates of growth, and the oil shocks of the early 1970s put paid to these.Perhaps this might have been the end of the LDP, but political competition had been so stifled that there was nothing to take the party's place.