Sentence examples similar to stifling the spread from inspiring English sources

If the goal is communication rather than expression, then one must marvel at how thoroughly the authorities have on the whole managed to stifle the spread of dissent and unwanted organizing online.

It's role is to prevent copyright from stifling the creativity it is supposed to foster, and from imposing other burdens that would inhibit rather than promote the creation and spread of knowledge and learning.

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His defenses were stifling the Jets' offense.

These obstacles are stifling the American Dream.

Financialization is stifling the productive economy.

Moreover, the Security Council should implement plans to stifle the deadly sectarianism spreading in West Asia.

LONDON — The pope's visit may have caused gridlock on the streets, but it didn't kill the mood or stifle the '70s vibe that spread throughout the first two days of London Fashion Week.

To combat the spread of disease and stifle the stench, cells were regularly fumigated with chemicals.

"An outlawed group of people is trying to stifle the positive results of the election by spreading rumors about the whole process," he said, in reference to the Muslim Brotherhood.

For the present, though maybe not for much longer, the spread of new technology has helped to stifle the call for greater political change.