Sentence examples for curb the flow from inspiring English sources
Today's falling fertility rate will curb the flow.
In 2007 concerns about overheating prompted the government to curb the flow of credit for construction and home buying.
The general said outside factors included the decisions by some countries to curb the flow of foreign fighters into Iraq, singling out Syria.
The move that is slated to come into force on Sunday seems likely to curb the flow as well as respect for international law.
Laws that Virginia passed to curb the flow of garbage from New York and other states are an unconstitutional restriction on interstate commerce, a federal judge ruled yesterday.
Richard Boucher, the department's spokesman, said 11 nations had modified banking regulations and taken other steps recently to curb the flow of money to terrorists.
A suicide researcher, Gerry Georgatos, will travel to Looma to support the community in his role as a coordinator for the Indigenous suicide critical response unit, a $1m federally funded trial program that aims to provide culturally appropriate assistance to curb the flow-on effects of suicide.
She added that Fed rate increases, which could come as early as June, would be a damper on the stock market, curbing the flow of investments from abroad that have supported the dollar.
But beyond the destruction of specific boats, conversations with smugglers, refugees and coastguards along the shores of west Libya suggest there are other, more long-term strategies for curbing the flow of people across the Mediterranean.
There are attractive ideas for setting things right but many of them, such as Caroline Pidgeon's for curbing the flow of large vehicles at peak travel times, produce counter arguments that should also be listened to.
The message these days has become all about extreme events, from the Frankenstorm to intense droughts, but the programs remain locked mainly on strategies for curbing the flow of greenhouse gases, according to the authors, Amy Luers, Carl Pope and David Kroodsma.
