Sentence examples similar to Curtailed hazard from inspiring English sources

One viable protective factor to curtail the hazards of life stress is termed mindfulness.

Such advocates argue that a formal debt-adjustment mechanism could reduce the appeal of federal bailouts and thereby curtail the moral hazard leading to excessive debt.

The optimization of fuel hazard management is nevertheless curtailed by the current state of knowledge about crown fire behaviour and fuel dynamics in relation to stand development and silviculture.

The curtailed information may instigate two other occurrences - adverse selection and moral hazard that will diminish market efficiency.

"It would surely increase moral hazard by curtailing the consequences of a bank failure".

Mr. Frazer wants to file a tenant class-action suit based on curtailed access and services and on emotional issues and evidence of health hazards.

As they drove back to Huehuetenango, Marnie R. Poncy, a nurse-lawyer who runs a bioethics law project in Palm Beach County, offered her view: "I said, 'His quality of life is better than it would be in an American nursing home.' " "But I hazarded a guess that his longevity of existence was probably severely curtailed," she said.

Another is "partially curtailed".

Late fees would be curtailed.

Industrial development has been curtailed.

Trash pickup would be curtailed.