How to pronounce “stifle”(verb) in English

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

It's just the difference between creating a tense climate that stifles people

A part of him even wants to tell Travis the secret, but he stifles the urge.

Again he has the urge to let Travis in on his secret, but he stifles it.