Sentence examples for stifled through from inspiring English sources

This genuine opening that unleashed unheard-of forces for social transformation, a moment in which everything seemed possible, was then gradually stifled through the takeover of political control by the Islamist establishment.

Competition in the UK energy market is being stifled through complicated tariffs and a lack of transparency, and energy firms had "failed to play it straight with consumers", it said.

Essentially, innovation is being stifled through extending the power of copyright by penning new laws and treaties, while suing anyone who gets in the way.

In fact, although he continued to visit the Arctic for scientific and commercial purposes, Bruce never led another Antarctic expedition, his plans for a transcontinental crossing being stifled through lack of funding.

"Today's ruling emphasizes the importance of interpreting terrorism with its ordinary natural meaning to ensure that legitimate public interest journalism is not stifled through the use of draconian powers because of the fear of remote consequences," Goold added.

The east coast is stifling through one of the worst heat waves on record.

Wells stifled Arizona through the first seven innings, giving up one run and giving the Diamondbacks an in-depth look at the pitcher they came close to having.

Unfavorable LeGarrette Blount (TB) vs. San Francisco -- The 49ers can't stop the pass but they have completely stifled running backs through the first four weeks.

Unfortunately, over that time I've also come to the conclusion that, even though it is staffed largely by smart and ethical people, Microsoft itself represents a grave threat to the future of software development through its increasing inclination to stifle competition through legal shenanigans.

During that time, this cartel has moved to stifle change through arrests and violence.

"A missed opportunity to shake up a model which is arguably unsustainable and stifles competition through lack of transparency," said PWC.