Sentence examples similar to continuously curtailing from inspiring English sources
Congress was intent on curtailing that power.
Re "Curtailing the kitsch," Feb. 26.
This encourages intermittent RES producers with near-zero marginal costs to curtail production before continuously operating conventional power plants with positive marginal costs do so - a situation which, from efficiency and climate policy perspectives, does not appear advantageous.
But the progressive role of science to continuously respond to challenges affecting existing varieties is now being curtailed by the false claim that there exists an "everlasting indigenous variety" that somehow does not require any improvement, especially through the application of modern biotechnology.
The curtailed load can be regarded as virtual power which can be adjusted continuously and provide the spinning reserve.
Another is "partially curtailed".
Hospitals curtail services.
Meanwhile, Russia may curtail exports.
Late fees would be curtailed.
Industrial development has been curtailed.
