Sentence examples similar to curtail doubt from inspiring English sources

But others doubted the ruling would curtail the sharing of files.

But, the official said, "The governor said, 'How far can I push the envelope?"' Many people doubt that legislators will ever curtail the county organizations that help finance them.

There's no doubt that excessive fees can curtail deployment and it would be praiseworthy of the FCC to tackle that.

Those same politicians who did nothing to intervene to curtail the spiral of house prices will no doubt be sounding off about the malign effects of parental neglect.

Some Maldivians say they doubt that the West is willing to curtail its use of fossil fuels enough to make a difference.

While, at current estimates of resource, this prediction seems a little premature there appears to be little doubt that harvest levels will need to curtail quite sharply from recent levels to avoid this logged-out scenario during the first decade or so of the 21st century.

The decision to curtail the availability of i-mode capable handsets is no doubt a bitter one for DoCoMo.

And immense capital expenditures by corporations in recent years, much of which was financed by free and easy capital markets, may curtail new spending, putting a recovery in that sector in doubt.

When in doubt, call the police so they can quickly curtail any criminal activity.

That, no doubt, has curtailed Mr. Khalilzad's leverage.

Where a contestant alleges that the canvassing board has rejected a number of legal votes "sufficient to change or place in doubt the result of the election" due to the board's decision to curtail or deny a manual recount, the circuit judge should examine this issue de novo and not under an abuse of discretion standard.