Sentence examples for suffocated not from inspiring English sources

In the early 20th century, embryonic globalisation was suffocated not by economics but by politics; and the consequence was the bloodiest century the world has ever known.

This tradition is being suffocated not at the hands of foreign agents or terrorists, but by the military's authoritarian control over Egyptian voices.

It's a political agenda to suffocate, not demobilise, the political opposition.

However, the environment suffered, as the beautiful Tuscan countryside was slowly urbanized and motor vehicle traffic threatened to suffocate not just the city but the entire region.

The student loan tribute is just like the characters from District 2. Rude, mean, conniving and trying to suffocate me (not with their bare hands) but with interest rates; that seems to be the strategy of their games.

The most important thing to remember when excavating is that being crushed to death by a collapse, or being trapped underground and slowly suffocating is not a good outcome.

"I could see he was not suffocated, his body had been burned completely," he said.

Bertrand Tavernier's "Princess of Montpensier" and René Féret's "Mozart's Sister" are intelligent costume dramas whose ideas are not suffocated by period detail.

Johnson might have achieved a first league double for them in 22 years had Jamie Carragher and José Reina not suffocated the game's best opening.

While protecting business interests, free expression must be a fundamental right that is not suffocated by overly bureaucratic attempts to craft social media policies.

Some days, I was told good job, and some days, I was suffocated for just not getting up early enough in the morning.