Sentence examples for stifled over from inspiring English sources

Last time, Osborne's 2010 austerity budget stifled over 1% of growth at a stroke: expect similar results as the same experiment is repeated.

The electrochemical reactions are stifled over the active sites of the metal/solution interface due to the electrolytic action of TPD molecules.

Perhaps the stifling over-coaching of youth and unwillingness to exile players to the far corner of the field are to blame.

Are banks and investment firms being stifled by over-regulation as they try to finance economic growth, or are they irresponsibly reverting back to the casino-like culture that brought us the last financial crisis?

Resenting the six o'clock curfews and constant warnings about mythical killer bears, Owen joins a gang of children determined to break away from this stifling over-protection.

So far, most of the efforts have been to no avail, stifled by disputes over science and over who should pay for such a sprawling and expensive public works project.

Posada's two-run homer vaulted them to a 3-1 victoverover the White Sox on Wednesday, and his catching guided Vazquez, who stifled Chicago over eight innings for the second time this season.

Not so on Friday, when Brandon Morrow stifled them over six and two-thirds innings, giving up only a second-inning run — on a single by Eduardo Nunez — while retiring 16 of his last 18 hitters.

Stifled by Brett Cecil over eight innings, the Yankees loaded the bases in the ninth before falling to 5-7 againsTorontotheirheir worst record against any team.

Thailand's freewheeling society has been anything but stifling for over the years.

Striking out Quentin completed his first perfect inning of the night, and from there, he stifled the White Sox, taking over the major league lead in victories as the Yankees dodged another late rally to win, 12-9, at U.S. Cellular Field to remain in a tie atop the American League East.