Sentence examples for bigger curb from inspiring English sources

After you feel comfortable doing this, try to find a bigger curb to ollie off.

The biggest curb on profiteering in government contracts is the threat of exposure: sunshine is the best disinfectant.

The Brazilian government is preparing to pledge a big curb in its greenhouse gas emissions by 2020 as a "political gesture" aimed at pressing rich nations into agreeing to large cuts in carbon.

In the short term, regulatory changes to fuel efficiency standards imposed by Barack Obama in the US, and by the EU and China, will be the biggest curb on gasoline demand.

(via) Must have been a fucking big curb.

The discipline of the sport would have been too big a curb on the self-indulgence of his casual violence, I suggested.

(via) Must have been a big fucking curb.

While that eased concerns about a big slowdown, curbing inflation remains a top priority.To control inflation on essential commodities, in the past few weeks the government has banned the export of non-basmati rice, edible oils and pulses.

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

Mr Bush, they argue, was neither compassionate nor conservative: he failed both to direct money where it was most needed and to curb big government.

The current crop of Democrats are less angelic: they are a protectionist bunch and they show few signs of wanting to curb big entitlement programmes.