Sentence examples for task of stifling from inspiring English sources
The Liverpool manager could have no complaint, though he now heads for Wembley with third choice Brad Jones handed the task of stifling Nikica Jelavic and co.
The Democrats have front-loaded the presidential primary season in the hopes of stifling intraparty debate fast, coming up with a candidate and getting on with the task of beating George Bush.
They have accused Republicans of stifling discourse.
Punches like that have a way of stifling ambition.
Republicans accused the Obama administration of stifling religious freedom.
The Mets are wary of stifling Santana's competitiveness.
Moreover, they accuse Mr. Fayyad, normally considered a friend of the private sector, of stifling investment.
Not allowing employees the freedom to spend a portion of their time working on projects outside of normal tasks can stifle innovation--and may even lead to a brain drain.
Is measurement at the expense of creativity stifling innovation?
Her silhouette was skinny to the point of looking stifling.
