There are quite a few poems I suppressed because they got her disapproval.
Put crudely, if growth is high and the returns on capital can be suppressed, you can have a more equal capitalism.
You need evidence of a very real threat such as (violence and an accompanying police report) to have this information suppressed.
If true, it opens up a worrying development for news organisations covering wars and conflicts: now they could be targeted simply for reporting a side of the story that one party wants suppressed.
Dreiser, mythologising his debut, subsequently claimed that Doubleday had effectively suppressed his first novel.
The Daily Telegraph's coverage of the HSBC story became the focus of attention following the resignation of its chief political commentator Peter Oborne, claiming the paper had deliberately suppressed stories about the banking giant and describing it as a "fraud on its readers".
If the market in data cannot be suppressed, how can it be controlled?
Her affinity with pop stars, whose music she almost certainly never listened to, was a symptom of a barely suppressed Bohemianism beneath the slightly chipped veneer of a hen-keeping home counties lady.
The dictator Francisco Franco had Companys shot in 1940 and suppressed all regional aspirations for decades, but after his death Spain adopted a democratic constitution in 1978, which gave considerable autonomy to all 17 of the country's regions, including Catalonia.
When emotions are observed, not suppressed or amplified, they filter through quicker, leaving a smaller residue behind.
Treatment with a drug that suppressed the pathway, known as "Wnt", restored the ability of neurons affected by the disease to develop normally.
