Sentence examples for curbing errors from inspiring English sources
"Hospitals Make No Headway in Curbing Errors, Study Says" (front page, Nov. 25) details the tragic lack of compliance in the United States with best hospital practices.
Analysts say that true management of care can curb the cost of errors and excess.
Curbing the subsidies, however, risks another revolution.
"All for curbing weapons of war.
Some countries have been curbing their drinking.
Curbing currency manipulation.
Through trial and error, vampires learn what curbs their hunger.
To a casual observer, it might have seemed that the makers of OxyContin, after years of obstructing efforts to curb the disastrous impacts of their painkiller, had finally seen the error of their ways.
Mr. Fleischer's words -- some of which were left out of the White House transcript, compounding the error -- suggested that the White House was seeking to curb criticism during the crisis, and he is still bruised by the incident.
Because of an editing error, an article in World Business yesterday about calls from the European Commission for Germany to curb its budget deficit misstated the surname of Ireland's finance minister, who expressed sympathy for the Germans' struggle.
