Sentence examples for So curbing from inspiring English sources

But proponents of gun control argue that many illegally held weapons were licensed guns that were stolen, so curbing licensed gun ownership should cut illicit gun use.

Many people reacted to my work on procreation ethics by saying climate change will not be so bad, and so curbing individual desires, such as having children, in its name is unnecessary fear-mongering.

Listed to the hilt and a world heritage site, so curb your grand designs, lest you offend Salt's.

As well as reducing the sources of carbon dioxide, the chief man-made greenhouse gas implicated in climate change, the expansion of nuclear power will leave more land to support biodiversity and so curb the extinction of species, they say.

"It is thanks to the Human Rights Act that we are able to challenge the government's actions – the same government which now seeks to axe that very piece of legislation and, by doing so, curb the British people's ability to do so in future".

Studies have found that stressed people also eat bigger portions, so curb this tendency by eating slower and chewing longer.

But if you're going to sip some milk or eat some yogurt, the evidence suggests your waistline may be better off with the full-fat stuff probably because it's more filling, and so curbs excessive eating.

But Mr Johnson's verbal intemperance is not so easily curbed.

So he curbed or cancelled more than 30 weapons systems including the army's Future Combat System, the F-22 Stealth fighter, two missile defence systems and the Zumwalt-class destroyer.

It's a shame that the good name of pure classics can be so brutally curb-stomped by half-assed treatments like these, but some publishers will do anything to make a quick buck, right?

We don't want trouble any more than you do, so please curb your bigotry and let us spend our money in your establishments and be met with respect.