Sentence examples for stifling work from inspiring English sources

Generation Y sees linear and lockstep workplaces and thinks "stifling work environment".

But the stifling work rules remained and so, of course, did safety constraints and also antitrust concerns preventing mergers.

Let's inject some of the out-of-the-box thinking that shapes our exhibition displays into imagining less stifling work models that can actually enhance the quality of our creative outputs and better serve staff wellbeing.

A favorite, which foreshadowed Gorbachev by years, was an attack on the stifling egalitarian work ethic, using entrepreneurial brigades that were rewarded for performance, not for just showing up.

But the government should be held to account for stifling the work and voices of Chinese AIDS activists and nongovernmental organizations.

And more disturbing is that the preferred tool they are using to stifle the work of investigative journalists, researchers and publishers is English law.

Reading it, one wonders why this, and similar opinions setting the parameters of the N.S.A.'s powers, were classified in the first place, other than to stifle the work of those political branches.

Returning to the edit-by-consensus model, while this can stifle new work, it is still an important pedagogical aspect peer review.

The Wrights' preoccupation with the legal issue stifled their work on new designs, and by 1911 Wright airplanes were considered inferior to those of European makers.

While Hall was not responsible for writing or publishing the report itself, less than a month after its it was released, Natural Fruit filed charges against him, which have been widely condemned as judicial harassment intended to stifle his work.

It infuses us with an insidious fear of reprisal, inhibits critique, stifles creative work and causes us to restrict ourselves at the edges of what we dare think and say to one another.