Sentence examples for will be stifled from inspiring English sources

Should the merger go through, he said in a speech this year, "competition will be stifled, growth will be stifled, and wireless innovation will be jeopardized".

"It is fair to ask whether the progress we're predicting will be stifled by climate change.

"My fear is that he doesn't really believe in public education, and if that's the case, discussion will be stifled".

Thus, according to Mr. Klein's theory, innovation and competition will be stifled by the government's own actions.

They say they worry that social networks, which have been used to arrange protests against President Vladimir V. Putin, will be stifled.

Critics of the induce bill say that it amounts to just such a "flat prohibition" and that technological innovation will be stifled.

If the deficits continue to surge, interest payments on the debt will be stifling.

One trusts that a great British product will not be stifled by the deeply unadventurous hand of Japanese publishers".

A year ago, his team, built around comparatively little men like Messi, Xavi, Andrés Iniesta, seemed impervious to sturdier opponents who couldn't catch them, much less dismantle their flow Guardiola decided what does not change will sooner or later be stifled.

The latest breed of ed reformers has no interest in our highest achievers, assuming wrongly that they don't need any help, or perhaps worried, politically, that if they advance and fulfill their potential, the "achievement gap" will grow, therefore they must be stifled.

Literary creativity would be stifled.