Sentence examples for curtail at from inspiring English sources

"This tragedy can't help but curtail, at least for some time, Arizona's role as a Wild West incubator".

The FDA announcement presumably will curtail at least some of their activities for now.

The transmission components L23 and L29 have a significant effect on the index SCE, which accounts for 30.97% of index TCTSF E. For Pass-I Policy, when the BPS encounters a severe contingency that requires load curtailment, the loads are curtailed at the buses that are closest to the elements on outage.

Tsvangirai's campaigning has been curtailed at almost every turn.

And the financial crisis has curtailed, at least temporarily, new lending for investment in green technology.

Production curtailed at nuclear power plants because of a shortage of cold water used in cooling.

Women's fertility would no longer need to be curtailed at the menopause.

Most routes will be curtailed at either end of Oxford Street.

This perspective treats bodies as dynamic, temporally variable entities, which can be extended (or curtailed) at their boundaries.

That is one reason that overtime has suddenly been curtailed at the plant -- although Mr. Grissom did manage to work on Thanksgiving Day, at triple pay.

'The dangers of which we must really beware are * * * that we shall fall prey to the idea that in order to preserve our free society some of the liberties of the individual must be curtailed, at least temporarily.