Sentence examples for be able to curb from inspiring English sources

Whether Garcia will be able to curb his own attacking tendencies is not clear.

Players have to be able to curb their feelings on the field and channel their emotions.

Some hope that the European Union might be able to curb Mr Erdogan's occasional blunders, as happened when he tried to criminalise adultery last year.

David Cameron overplayed his hand on EU reform when he raised hopes that he might be able to curb free movement in an FT article in November 2013.

60th over: England 176-6 (Flintoff 4 Ambrose 2) I wonder how long Flintoff is going to be able to curb his enthusiasm?

"It is doubtful he will be able to curb his sexual impulses when he is released," Mr. Prisco said, later adding, "For society's protection, he must be sent away for a very long time".

Q Have you been able to curb construction accidents?

Still, no treatment she was offered was able to curb the problem.

Why the other reservations were able to curb crime while Wind River was not has been a matter of grave speculation.

For this to happen required the evolution of genes that were able to curb several billion years' worth of instinct to proliferate without killing that instinct entirely.

I had a friggin' blast, but if I hadn't been able to curb my tendencies we know how that record goes.