Sentence examples for that stifles from inspiring English sources

It's a series about stifled subjectivity that stifles subjectivity, about lives lived off camera that remain off Murphy's camera.

There is something about island life that stifles dissent.

We see it in the inability to overhaul the country's jaded bureaucracy that stifles fresh ideas.

Hung up on getting strung up ReprintsTo conservative critics, this is a straitjacket that stifles innovation.

"That is something that stifles any kind of public debate about the important issues".

All that stifles any opportunity for agencies to invest in extra value thinking to benefit clients.

They said: The European sugar market operates under a highly regulated regime that stifles competition.

Another trend that stifles research innovation: the recent tendency toward overregulation of awarded grants.

They are partly responsible for the stagnation that stifles every attempt at modernization of the church system.

Sir: David Aaronovitch ("Conservatism of the left - the siren voice that stifles change", 18 December) has struck the right note.

And governments need to sweep away the red tape that stifles enterprise.Lastly, social safety nets need to be improved.