Sentence examples for was stifled because from inspiring English sources

NAME.SPACE did innovation 18 years ago, and that innovation was stifled because of monopolies and power were in control.

"To a certain degree, the reporters there feel like their creativity is stifled because of that".

You have to be uber organised otherwise it will fail, with meetings going unattended, projects being mishandled or creativity being stifled because of a lack of connection between the teams".

Responding to the budget, Mike Jones, chair of the Local Government Association's environment and housing board, said the appetite of local authorities to build homes was being "stifled because of a Treasury-imposed housing borrowing cap, which councils, developers and even the markets agree is unnecessary".

"Wealth creators in less prosperous parts of Britain" are being "stifled" because their businesses "cannot compete with inflated wage levels in state jobs", the paper says.

How much energy is wasted, how many millions of dollars are squandered, how much innovation is stifled because of software patents?

The boy was "stifled and gagged," according to the Ledger, and went quietly; prisoners in adjoining cells reportedly heard nothing.

Their silence isn't resonant; it's stifled, and stifling.

The feeling of being stifled and anxious.

Meanwhile, Union armies in the West were stifled, especially in their efforts to take Vicksburg, Mississippi.

There were stifled guffaws from the get-go as the do-gooder facilitator introduced the show.