Sentences with phrase «squelch further»

If Durant thought winning a ring would squelch further questions about his legacy, he has another thing coming.

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Even if these clubs are University funded in some way I think the University should lighten up a bit, I think you can take political correctness a little to far and end up squelching diversity in the name of diversity.

Penn State Coach Gene Wettstone has had his own troubles with Avener over the past four years — «I've put up with a lot of his mouth,» Wettstone said — but, being a gymnast, too, he was able to bend far enough backward not to squelch his star.

A complex interaction of call frequency, temperature, and humidity determines how far the sound waves travel before they're squelched.

The coming debate will be over whether the solution is to create a more sweeping form of public school choice or to revive private school vouchers to create the alternative the public system has so far squelched.

One - size - fits - all national standards with their inevitable political indoctrination can be expected to squelch ingenuity and further undermine American exceptionalism and private enterprise.

Kinkeade further questioned whether the investigations were intended to «squelch public discourse by a private company that may not toe the same line as these two attorneys general.»

Some of my clients go so far as to say that they feel boastful, or as if they're bragging, and the fear of making a negative impression squelches their confidence and causes them to hold back on key information.