Sentence examples for curbing effects from inspiring English sources

Resveratrol was also shown to increase energy expenditure in mice [ 9, 10], through increased SIRT1 activation, and during conditions of high fat availability, resveratrol was capable of preventing diet-induced obesity and the onset of obesity-related metabolic diseases, so ultimately protecting mice against the lifespan curbing effects associated with high calorie intake.

Youth can help curb climate change effects in Somalia NAIROBI, 12 August 2008 –   Youth can help curb effects of climate change in Somalia by sharing knowledge, mobilizing communities and taking action... UNICEF Executive Director announces $3 million for Mozambican children affected by global food price increases MAPUTO, Mozambique, 1 August 2008 – UNICEF Executive Director, Ann.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif). said this week that she has enough votes to pass cap-and-trade legislation aimed at curbing the effects of global warming, but would not commit to holding a vote in 2009.

Unfortunately, curbing its effects isn't as straightforward as just getting people to be nicer to each other, but Martin Luther King Jr acknowledged a profound truth when he stated, "Darkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that.

As a start toward curbing the effects of exhaust, California recently passed a law that prohibits the construction of new schools within 500 feet of freeways.

Capital controls and other measures adopted by some countries to curb the effects of that liquidity wall do not seem to have been fully effective.

In the class, Obama emphasized how people's experiences and backgrounds could influence their perceptions of prejudice and the possible need for government action to curb its effects.

In 2005, the government drew up an emergency coal production plan to curb the effects of huge, impending energy shortages in the rapidly industrialising country.

Mr. Buchanan, the public choice pioneer, has noted that the framers of the Constitution wisely used separation of powers and an independent judiciary to curb the effects of self-seeking special interests on government.

Royal Caribbean's pledge to "not abandon Haiti now they need us most" might raise eyebrows in other destinations: such as Grenada, abandoned in the late 1990s for requesting a modest waste management levy, or conversely Alaska, who found it difficult to keep cruise liners away despite a referendum seeking to curb their effects on unspoilt waters.

Scarcity of water has led to fights between states to control access to rivers and dams, and increasing migration to India's already overpopulated cities. Smart billboards are one of many innovative rainwater harvesting solutions that have been set up by businesses to curb the effects of drought.