Sentence examples for stifles efficiency from inspiring English sources
The Bush administration disagrees, arguing that a patchwork grid stifles efficiency and competition.
The government's involvement has stifled efficiency and innovation.
A system that is intended to provide for efficiency and accountability instead stifles the creativity and initiative of those working within it.
Isaias Afwerki, whom Washington endorsed as head of Eritrea's provisional government in 1991, went on to stifle dissent and obstruct democracy with such efficiency that he remains in power 20 years later.
Carrier also claimed last year that federal regulations stifled its profits and sent a list of energy efficiency rules it deemed burdensome to the IEDC.
Self-driving cars hold the potential to dramatically increase road safety and efficiency, but an inadequate datacenter infrastructure can stifle vital innovation.
Not only did they stamp out any possibility of the youth burning London to the ground, but they also completely stifled the actual protest and march with their totalitarian efficiency.
In a start akin to Ireland's win over England, Wales stifled their opponents with ferocious physicality in defence and ruthless efficiency with the ball, racing into an early 12-0 lead thanks to four Halfpenny penalties.
His centre-halves, like the team's midfield shield, had needed to ally aggression with efficiency in their smothering of the Catalans' intent, their energies fixed upon stifling Xavi Hernández and Andrés Iniesta at source.
The importance of competition in Avahan efficiency shows that there needs to be a careful balance between achieving economies of scale while not stifling competition.
