Sentence examples for stifling impact from inspiring English sources
Their answers varied, ranging from worry over a possible decline in the dollar to concern about the potentially stifling impact that new regulations might have on growth.
Some of the most vigorous writing in the collection comes from countries that 20 years ago were just emerging from decades of Communist rule, with all the stifling impact on free expression that implies.
Fiscal restraint must continue but its stifling impact on investment, growth and jobs must be remedied, they add.
BBC Radio Nottingham's Dave Bracegirdle: "Another advantageous position failed to bring a positive result for Notts as the bat continued its dominance over the ball on the final day at Hove. "A lifeless track stifled the impact of Broad and Peter Siddle, but at least the batsmen made merry, as they had done for the bulk of this contest.
"Rabbit Hole's" themes are strong, the questions of how we work through grief and go about reconnecting with life are unquestionably valid ones, but an air of genteel familiarity stifles their impact here.
But, while there is room for both and Wilson makes a strikingly confident debut, her play's restless ingenuity stifles its emotional impact.
The negative societal impacts from the economic concentration, stifling of diverse voices and perpetuation of divisive cultural narratives makes it a national problem that must be addressed.
As well as stifling economic growth, inequality has a significant negative impact upon health and educational outcomes as well as security.
Further scrutiny of the BRI, however, is starting to reveal what many had feared might happen — extractive commercial practices, stifling public opposition and, critically, a disregard for environmental impact.
"We are stifling their ability to be free, to be at their best as children and it is having significant impacts".
