Sentence examples for unduly stifling from inspiring English sources
"These are challenges that we must confront and that we must resolve in a way that appropriately protects privacy while not unduly stifling innovation".
Responding to concerns that the antitrust laws were unduly stifling healthcare innovation, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and Department of Justice (DOJ) jointly issued Statements of Enforcement Policy in Health Care (the "Statements") during the 1990s in an effort to provide clearer guidance as to those activities the agencies would (or would not) find problematic.
The plan could "unduly stifle" capital," said Troy Paredes, the Republican commissioner, who added that "room still exists for the S.E.C. to exercise discretion".
And they addressed the market failure in a way that did not unduly stifle innovation.
In an opinion piece penned by Barack Obama alongside the introduction of the guidelines, the president seemed to indicate that the guidelines contained flexibility by design, to ensure they wouldn't unduly stifle the potential for innovation in the self-driving industry.
The mediocrity is stifling.
LONDON — Can beauty be stifling?
"France was stifling me".
It became quite stifling.
Marseille is less stifling.
