How to pronounce “stifle” in English

stifled place and now a place where people can flower and fulfill their potential more.

They stifle horizontal interactions becoming these very vertical places; they silo knowledge and so on.

we stifled because we lacked the faith to believe in our own powers and our own criteria of truth and beauty.

Not to stifle innovation, to make sure that we have a pro-tech, pro-platform environment in Europe.

When you say stifle, like, you mean the vacation thing?

had been successful to stifle outbursts of local dissent, local protests.

that it stifles genuine action and even conversation about some of the most important topics of our time.

But that's constantly stifled by the idea that you can never actually be that AI.

If it stifles ambition, and it says you can't do this, you can't do that.

road like they feel stifled by having to spend all their time at home or on sets Life as a civilian yeah well they're

this kind of is stifled because of the competition and because it's so difficult to get into these places.

And when you try to stifle it, the only thing that happens is you become cut off from your gifts.

So we're going to stifle this one with regulations.

Determined to resist efforts to stifle her artistic expression, she relocated to France to restart her career.

easy for business imperatives to stifle Innovation and creativity um and the reason for that is

Too many meetings is going to stifle creativity, if there are any project managers listening to that.

Or what do they have that would stifle us here?

but not so much structure that it stifles the expression of your child's heart's deepest calling.

“His third paragraph was a stifled 'hum-hum-hum'; his fourth paragraph was a frank yawn.

So basically the whole idea was that they wanted to stifle the film because it's made from a very strongly female point of view.

What happens if governments try to control it or stifle it?

she's talking about other women that are similarly feeling stifled and she's referring to literary heroes who have escaped society through suicide.

creativity, stifles innovation.

I think when religion can make you unhappy is if it stifles natural sources of happiness.

She said, "My friend stifled a gasp when I told her I'd be having Thanksgiving dinner with my ex and his wife.

Could some of the upstream firms practice exclusive deal and exclusive practices to stifle competition?

And we just want to make sure that the regulation does not stifle innovation and does not stifle growth of this platform and the impact that we can make.

But I think what the censor board was trying to do was to stifle any kind of alternative point of view.

through my book is I think relevant to attempts these days in India to stifle free

I used to think that memorizing things is so boring and it might even stifle my creativity.

So how does that stifle organizations that try to argue this in the court?

There's nothing worse than working in an environment where that feels stifled, and you don't feel like you have a voice.

And just through seeing my own kids grow up and realizing that life is too short to stifle the stuff you really want to do, I had to acknowledge, yeah, actually,

And in order to do that, in order to stifle what would be our outrage at how unjust our system is, we have to not be able to describe it.

I think, on the whole, it's beginning to stifle invention rather than encourage invention.

And even the part about it's OK to make mistakes, because sometimes innovation is stifled because people

So with Leela, I learned what is the life of a woman who's stifled in Bhopal, a beautician.

And so the other thing I found in my research is that people often get very stifled because they think that their brand--

What advice would you get to a young person at a company that they felt like their career was being stifled in some way

Harit, for all the sadness of the situation, had to stifle a laugh as he looked at his mother, the sentinel of a caged mega-star singer.

So I was wondering if you thought that if America was to adopt some of the policies like in Europe, if you think that that would stifle

And they weren't like big regulatory rules, but there are so many rules and protocols that we have within massive organizations, in the nature of bureaucracies, that really stifle innovation.

Frankly, an organization like Google or any organization that really wants to thrive, where you have to innovate, really relying on top down leadership that just stifles

Oftentimes, our hand, our unseen hand, in beekeeping limits their ability to develop these tactics, or our genetic manipulation stifles their growth.

And the risk is, if companies do not take action proactively, then you have heavy regulation coming that actually stifles innovation.

You know what the thing is, you never want to work in a place where you're stifled.

The challenge-- and I'll get to this later-- is how do you prevent that monopolizing process from becoming something that kills innovation, that stifles

Despite the comparatively clean safety record of the nuclear power industry, the potential of nuclear power, at least in the US, has been stifled by risks that are almost too

But when I was growing up this sense of India as this kind of remote, stifling, stifled