Sentence examples for continue to curtail from inspiring English sources

I will continue to curtail it and play less and less".

Analysts at Canaccord Genuity downgraded their rating, saying: Trading conditions remain tough as regulations continue to curtail volumes in the interdealer market and low volatility compresses spreads.

The economy is now mired in an anemic balance-sheet recovery in which many consumers and businesses continue to curtail their spending relative to their income, increase their saving and reduce their debt even though interest rates are near zero.

Most teachers I know imply take a second, or third, job and continue to curtail their lifestyle.

We have every reason to expect that he will actively seek to continue to curtail First Amendment freedoms and delegitimize government institutions, increasing his own political power in the process.

After backing Mr Ahmadinejad against Mr Rafsanjani for the presidency in the 2005 election, he has since continued to curtail the loser's power.

"Major customers, primarily from the United States, continued to curtail spending, sparking significant production cutbacks and layoffs by key Canadian producers," said Statistics Canada, the government's reporting agency.

United Parcel Service reported a lower-than-expected profit on Thursday and issued a warning about its outlook as the global economic downturn continued to curtail the shipping business.

This week's Amnesty International report also found the government continued to "curtail freedoms of expression, association and assembly" and that security forces in the country used "excessive force to disperse protests" killing at least two people.

While some critics have welcomed the exploration of gay relationships in "Dalam Botol," they say that the new guidelines remain problematic and that censorship continues to curtail filmmakers' independence and has fostered a culture of self-censorship.

Variable and unpredictable rainfall in arid and semi-arid lands (ASALs) of sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) continues to curtail reliable crop production through rain-fed agriculture.