Sentence examples for To curtailed from inspiring English sources
verb
To cut short the tail of an animal
- Curtailing horses procured long horse-hair.
In forceful terms, Mrs. Robinson described how the violence have led to curtailed economic activity and a loss of income for the Palestinians.
For this year's show, Boyce Thompson, the editorial director of Builder, wanted a look more attuned to curtailed appetites, so he came up with a concept that he called a Home for the New Economy.
The Asian economic crisis presented him with the opportunity he needed in technology: Sales plummeted on high-tech components due to curtailed Far East demand.
Thereafter, sales of pimecrolimus cream continued to decline, possibly due to curtailed marketing efforts by Novartis.
Reduced stiffness in dependent veins may lead to excess pooling of blood in the lower body and hence to curtailed cardiac stroke volume when assuming erect posture.
At the same time, it also known that people in the recovery phase from depression and anxiety demonstrate less physical disability [ 33], which may also extend to curtailed knowledge and apprehension about physical health.
We're going to curtail that.
Both steps require ShoreBank to curtail lending.
And some want to curtail growth further.
But they are having to curtail expenditures.
Mr. Thompson wants to curtail it.
