Sentence examples for all curtailed from inspiring English sources

The printing press, introduced by Johannes Gutenberg in the 15th century, once and for all curtailed the traditional authority of elders.

And this necessity of the present is an unconstraining necessity those who accepted Aristotelian modalities did not think that because, when I am sitting, I am sitting necessarily, my freedom to stand has been at all curtailed.

The strategy document, "A Clean Break," called for Israel to free itself from the tedious demands of diplomacy once and for all, curtail its efforts to negotiate with Palestinians toward the creation of a state, and give up the idea of joining a neighborhood of nations in the Middle East.

"For all the curtailing civil and political liberties that Xi is doing, he is also successfully fighting political élites engaged in corruption.

She'd like to see all immigration curtailed, because, she said, all immigrants — "the Latins" and "the Indians" — do is drain government resources and take jobs away from American citizens.

PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia, Phoenix and Atlanta will seek at least $50 billion in emergency financing on Friday from the federal Treasury to help with infrastructure renewal, pension costs and short-term borrowing, which have all been curtailed by the credit crisis.

Thus, all experimented oils fit well into the host cavities and had shown a curtailed release from the cotton.

All those things are curtailed, I can say.

All this eccentricity was curtailed by the first world war, when luxuries were seen as unpatriotic and simplicity became a necessity.

You say I have 'pared down our liberty at an astonishing rate', then list a whole lot of fundamental rights, as if these had all been drastically curtailed.

And at HSBC, which has curtailed all non-essential travel to Hong Kong, Singapore and Vietnam as a result of concerns about SARS, or severe acute respiratory syndrome, a spokeswoman said that teleconferences and videoconferences would probably become more common.