Sentence examples for curtailed after from inspiring English sources

Yellow fever was sharply curtailed after the Civil War and was finally eradicated by 1906.

Although Hewitt's tournament preparation was curtailed after he contracted chickenpox, he came out in sparkling form.

My biggest concern is the creeping privatisation and hope this can be curtailed after the election.

Mr. Rainwater's piano playing was curtailed after he lost part of his right thumb in an accident while working in a garage as a teenager.

That support was curtailed after General Musharraf decided to back the American-led military campaign to oust the Taliban last year.

That occurred because investment was curtailed after the Asian financial crisis in 1997 and then again during the eight-month recession that ended in November 2001.

Although they will not force layoffs or broadly affect classrooms, they are expected to curtail after-school programs.

The temporal distribution of these mosquitoes correlates with previous studies showing that Aedes spp. mosquitoes predominate in the initial weeks after substantial flooding and then curtail after the first month of flooding, at which time Culex spp. and Anopheles spp. mosquitoes emerge as the predominant species (17, 36 ).

England made 172-6 in their tournament opener in Bangladesh on Saturday, but lost by nine runs on the Duckworth-Lewis method after New Zealand's innings was curtailed at 52-1 after 5.2 overs.

Shoppers curtailed spending after they spent tax-credit checks mailed in July and August and concerns lingered about unemployment.

The group's spending spree was briefly curtailed this year after an Icelandic court filed fraud charges against its chief executive and several board members.