Sentence examples for with stifling from inspiring English sources

Today this reputation lingers, with stifling effect.

First of all, its economy is still thick with stifling regulations.

Classical Islamic theologians and jurists were mostly concerned with stifling lustful immorality, he says.

The Badgers' defense had a lot to do with stifling the Red Storm.

The Fever opened with stifling defense, holding the Liberty to 3-for-15 field-goal shooting to take a 21-8 lead.

The Huskies (24-6) have won nine games in a row and raced to the Big East tournament championship with stifling defense.

Some activists claim that new protest rules Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel put in place with stifle their rights to free speech.

FOR an era still associated with jingoism, stifling morality laced with hypocrisy and a fondness for stuffing exotic animals, Victorian Britain is a surprisingly fertile source of inspiration for the country's politicians.

Its narrow, dusty, fiend-ishly hot streets, with their stifling odor of tropical fermentation.

With a stifling defense, Pennsylvania chased Princeton out of the game early in a 44-13 squashing before 19,758 fans at Princeton Stadium.

Mr. Zia also crushed social ferment throughout Pakistan, and the debate on class and social justice that went with it, stifling political growth.