Sentence examples for stifling production from inspiring English sources

Exchange and trade controls have long made it hard to get hold of primary materials, stifling production.

One reason these films remain of interest — and they have certainly received more serious critical coverage in the last decade than they did when released — is that they belong to that promisingly anarchic period between the collapse of Hollywood's stifling Production Code in 1968 and the general homogenization of American movies that occurred sometime in the late 1980s.

More regulation, the industry warned, would kill jobs and stifle production of gas, which the companies consider a clean-burning fuel the nation desperately needs.

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

"This slow-moving process continues to stifle domestic production and puts thousands of jobs at risk in the gulf and around the country," he said.

The IAPI began shortchanging growers and, when world grain prices dropped in the late 1940s, it stifled agricultural production, exports and business sentiment, in general.

I recently wrote a magazine article suggesting that prohibitive production costs were stifling the emergence of new talent.

More frequent and intense weather events such as droughts thus have the power stifle food production and socio-economic development more broadly.

He writes, "The great famine occurred within a system that produced incentives for local officials to exaggerate production while the state monopoly stifled incentives for increasing production".

Such safety soon feels stifling and, when combined with numerous production problems, turns exasperating long before the show's end.

Exaggerated fears of resource scarcity can lead to stifling price controls, panicked efforts to limit production or consumption, and public investment strategies predicated on high prices that turn out to be ephemeral.