Sentence examples for working to suppress from inspiring English sources

What we get instead is Silicon Valley's loud, but empty, advocacy of an agenda it is aggressively working to suppress.

In the four large Druse Arab towns in the Golan, where many residents are self-protectively working to suppress their excitement at a possible return to Syrian control, planning for a very different future is under way.

Delingpole takes the opportunity to cite the usual conspiracy theories about the "powerful and very extensive body of vested interests" working to suppress the truth, which presumably now includes virtually the entire scientific community and everyone from Shell to Greenpeace and The Sun to Science magazine.

GAZA — Hamas, the Islamic group that governs Gaza and was once considered one of the most extreme Palestinian movements itself, is working to suppress the more radical Islamic militant groups that have emerged here, according to militants, putting Hamas in the unusual position of sharing an interest with Israel.

Democrats are concerned that North Carolina's Republican leadership is working to suppress black voters and cancel the voter registrations in the state.

The Royal Navy came to use the island as a victualling station for ships, particularly those of the West Africa Squadron (or Preventative Squadron), which were working to suppress the transatlantic slave trade.

Even the judge, Leslie Crocker Snyder, worked to suppress a smile.

In addition, Beijing has worked to suppress a series of I.M.F.

In many states, Republicans have worked to suppress Mr. Goode's candidacy.

In high dosages, it rivals opiates (which is undoubtedly why it works to suppress other pain).

He appears affectless; in fact he works to suppress his emotions.