Examples of using Stifles in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
It stifles me.
Learn why outdated middleware stifles innovation.
Stifles a laugh.
Big wide buttocks, deep thighs and well bent stifles.
One thing that stifles creativity is fear of failure.
Everywhere I go I'm asked if I think the university stifles writers.
The outbreak stifles burning and burying the victims.
And this extraordinary speed in no way stifles her yielding abilities!
A society that stifles this source remains stuck in the past;
They somehow vegetate, but anyone who is accustomed to cleanliness stifles in filth.
It stifles all debate, to the great relief of the official stranglers of the truth.
Theatre can't change the world,"but itcan give space to ideas that reality stifles.
The Spanish government of the‘People's Front' stifles the socialist revolution and shoots revolutionists.
The increasing concentration of media in the hands of wealthy patrons clearly stifles open debate.
But it will be if it stifles the ability of individuals to create innovations for an open marketplace.
In many of the poorest parts of the world, the lack of energy stifles economic development.
It distorts, disguises and stifles the key price information that people need to make decisions.
The pharmaceutical industry willno doubt argue that government engagement stifles innovation.
It stifles the ability to organize and market any events in competition to those run by the FEI itself.
The fitness center is located in the same wing of the spa,off a relaxing hallway that stifles the din of the pool area.
It shows the East that stifles art and language, and the West, with all its freedom, no art and language, and with it, of individuality.
It simply doesn't work, and, worse still, it crowds out or stifles potentially valuable competing technologies.
The media they control stifles reporting and discussion of the Palestinian Holocaust, the US Armed Forces provide them with total protection.
The impulsive, exciting and surprising motif world,which is intrinsic to the compositions, stifles every form of decorative sweetness in the core.
One of the more serious temptations which stifles boldness and zeal is a defeatism which turns us into querulous and disillusioned pessimists,‘sourpusses.
The Commission's preliminary view is that Google'sbehaviour infringes EU antitrust rules because it stifles competition and therefore harms consumers.
In our opinion, this type of bonus and program stifles the initiative of the average person who realizes they will never achieve that goal.
Evidence also indicates that television interferes with the capacity to entertain oneself and stifles the ability to express ideas logically and sensitively.
Christianity is sometimes depicted as a way of life that stifles our freedom and goes against our desires for happiness and joy.