Sentence examples similar to curtail pain from inspiring English sources

Even with a victory they might still have gone down this weekend, so at least this curtailed their pain.

Ironically, what these lawsuits might accomplish is to curtail future infliction of the very thing these drugs are advertised to relieve -- pain.

Local administration remained largely unchanged after 1660, but the government took pains to curtail the military power of the new county governors (amtmænd).

The CDC last year released guidelines urging primary-care physicians to dramatically curtail prescribing opioids for chronic pain.

Second, the way to greatly curtail the side effects and pain of the transition to new industries is to bail out the workers but not the plants.

EXTRA POINTS Linebacker Michael Boley tested his injured hamstring Tuesday and felt pain that forced him to curtail his running.

What the proposals seek to curtail are awards for noneconomic losses, like pain and suffering, that often are the largest part of jury awards.

They cause pain and disability and may curtail the performance of athletic activities, work-related duties or routine tasks [2].

Research shows that cannabis can reduce the severity of concussions and is a safe and non-addictive alternative to opiates for pain management – and can even help curtail alcohol abuse and the violent behavior that may stem from repeated concussions.

It was disappointing to James Levine's countless admirers that his health problems, especially chronic back pain lingering from surgery, forced him to curtail his work at the Metropolitan Opera this spring.

Like scientific efforts to anticipate and curtail the threat (6 ), Smith's work confronts the pain of human and environmental catastrophe, embracing efforts to prevent it.