Sentence examples for suppressed because of from inspiring English sources

Now, 170 years later, these same words could reflect the feelings of hundreds of thousands of Pennsylvania residents on Election Day who will have their rights suppressed because of new voter suppression laws.

Books may have been suppressed because of censorship, or books have gone out of fashion.

His Tartuffe révolutionnaire (1795) created a succès de scandale and was quickly suppressed because of its bold political allusions.

"It was suppressed because of the changing political situation, particularly for the British," Dr Toby Haggith, senior curator at the Imperial War Museum, told the Independent.

The infection is a known risk in patients whose immune systems are suppressed because of their diseases or the drugs they are taking, the companies said.

When hard-left protest groups emerged in the 1960s, they were quickly suppressed because of Japan's cold-war relations with the West.

A series of revolts resulted, which Bayezid was unable or unwilling to suppress, because of his involvements in Europe and because his mystic preferences inclined him to sympathize with the religious message of the rebels.

Her work was suppressed because she matter-of-factly described the horrors of domestic life in a society that abolished the self.

In "Murder and Medicine," a paper published in May in the journal Homicide Studies, Harris and three other researchers determined that the murder rate is being artificially suppressed because thousands of potential homicide victims each year are now receiving swift medical attention and surviving.

When the applied field is very high and, thus, the emission current is very high, the FE enhancement factor β would be suppressed because the increase of the voltage drop in the nanowall film itself can result in a decrease of the local field on the surface of emitters.

However, IFNGR2 expression is not completely suppressed, because temporary activation of STAT1 is still necessary for Th1 system.