Sentence examples for suppressing to from inspiring English sources

If Barlow was in love with Lovecraft, he had a lot of suppressing to do.

But maybe it needn't be always immutable — just generally a matter of deep internal promptings that would take some serious suppressing to get over.

But as a testament to the elasticity of his hubris, Billy Beane Envy hasn't been the least bit suppressing to his vast sense of self.

In fact, American team owners tend to profit by suppressing, to some extent, their individualism, points out Stefan Szymanski, co-author of "National Pastime", a superb new book that compares the economics of the sport business in different countries.

We show that some GATA3 effects shift from tumor suppressing to tumor promoting during tumorigenesis, with deregulation of three genes, BCL2, DACH1, THSD4, representing major GATA3-controlled processes in cancer progression.

Despite the lack of scientific rationale and advice from clinical governing bodies, such as the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority, an increasing range of tests and therapies are still offered to women undergoing IVF or attending recurrent miscarriage clinics based on the myth that uterine NK cells need suppressing to prevent damage to the embryo.

Patients' immune systems have to be suppressed to stop their bodies rejecting the donated organs.

Sam Duckworth: We have been suppressed to believe that revolutions and protests will not make a difference.

The cross-axis coupling is suppressed to a negligible level.

It means that hypothalamus has potential to stimulate and suppress to any side of TAR.

The subordinate pass is suppressed to remove the necessity to keep the significant pixels in memory.