Sentence examples for In curtailed, from inspiring English sources

That could result in curtailed schedules, smaller fleets and widespread layoffs.

For screenwriters it's an exercise in curtailed creativity, like an architect designing an addition to a landmark.

Eventually, Berlioz settled for a production of Acts 3, 4 and 5 in curtailed form at another Parisian theater in 1863, but otherwise this masterpiece was not performed in his lifetime.

As a result, I've increasingly found myself a supporter of messy public process: the legislation pushed through government slowly, in curtailed form; the interminable, fruitless-seeming town-hall meeting; many of the government's lumbering, error-prone efforts at regulation.

Meanwhile, the Administration made little progress in curtailing Sudan's civil war.

The carnage might have been somewhat redeemed had Calderón succeeded in curtailing the narcotraficantes.

Only a third strike in four years would result in curtailing student aid.

But the discussion has scarcely countenanced the idea of government's own role in curtailing itself.

Businesses "are now being more aggressive in curtailing hiring and laying off workers," he said.

Whatever the reason, De Blasio "has signalled no interest in curtailing development in any way", says a disappointed St John.

The Senate must also take the lead, starting now, in curtailing the House's attempts to roll back reform.