Sentence examples for was further stifled from inspiring English sources

Any impetus for a bold deficit-reduction deal was further stifled within hours of the budget negotiators' initial meeting when the administration announced that the federal deficit for the fiscal year that ended on Sept. 30 was a much lower-than-expected $680 billion.

Both are still being stifled by government interference.

Britain's unhappy experience is further evidence that radical reductions in federal spending will do little but stifle economic recovery.

Some economists warn that the tax increases would further stifle Italy's economy, which is expected to grow less than 1 percent this year.

The Chinese government is making headway in an investigation that could further stifle the struggling U.S. auto industry.

OBSTACLES: Regulators were skeptical of the deal from the start, worried it would further stifle competition on the heels of the MCI takeover.

Osborne has tightened his fiscal straitjacket still further, stifling sensible housing investment at a time when it has never been more needed or less costly.

It would be regrettable if that debate was stifled.

Activists fear the legal clampdown will be used to further stifle popular dissent against military rule.

When he did find a job, the opportunities to further his career were sometimes stifled.

A further report in 1945, supporting the same conclusion, was produced and stifled.