Sentence examples for curtail with from inspiring English sources

His firm does not expect to recover every booster, because the flight profile required on many satellite launches will lead to re-entry speeds that are simply too fast to curtail with the available propellant.

For Average Policy, when the BPS encounters a severe contingency that requires load curtailment, all the loads at the buses are curtailed with a similar proportion.

Fifth-grade teacher Jill Goldberg, Ed.M.'93, told me, "My freedom as a teacher continues to be curtailed with every passing year.

Citizens also saw their rights curtailed with the Sedition Act of 1918, an extension of the Espionage Act of 1917.

The rights of individuals have been increasingly curtailed, with new laws passed limiting freedom of speech, freedom of association and freedom of movement.

In other sectors that are not deemed as vital public services, strike action will be curtailed with a new 50 per cent turnout threshold for industrial action to be legal.

Women in particular remain without many fundamental rights, and press freedoms are harshly curtailed with dissent often resulting in physical maltreatment – or even death.

His playing time was curtailed with the emergence of Jay Ajayi, who tied an NFL record by surpassing 200 yards rushing each of the past two weeks.

Bowyer's progress at Elland Road had initially been curtailed with the signing of two other midfielders, David Hopkin and Alf Inge Haaland.

Ramesh Powar and dieting products?" 1st over: India 6-0 (Sehwag 6, Dravid 0), target 238 With Prior taking over from Jones behind the stumps, Ian Bell's day off is curtailed with a call to take over as substitute fielder.

Players and owners generally agree that pay to rookies should be curtailed — with that money instead going to veteran players — but the disagreement centers on the amount of money and the length of the contracts given to players selected in the first round, who sign the biggest contracts with the most guaranteed money.