Sentence examples similar to curtailed introduction from inspiring English sources

A greater understanding of how these arboviruses are maintained in nature will improve targeted prevention in regions where disease is endemic and curtail introduction to new areas.

Although use of the Internet was later curtailed, its introduction unexpectedly generated discussion on a once taboo topic.

Ferrell said that cybersecurity professionals must understand that being too cautious — by rejecting proposed tech initiatives — can curtail the introduction of new products and services, and slow the internal adoption of cutting-edge practices.

Had de Jong not brutally curtailed Ben Arfa's introduction to English football, it is unlikely that Newcastle's fans would have had to wait a further 18 months for the Frenchman to find his optimal position.

The role of the party was further curtailed by the introduction of a limited form of multiparty political competition, although the particular reforms managed to retain overall control by the party over the National Assembly and municipal councils.

The dynamic ability of a cell to assemble and disassemble the architecture of the microtubules from and to tubulin components, respectively, is curtailed greatly by the introduction of taxanes (Manfredi and Horwitz, 1984).

The introduction of wheel tethers has curtailed lethal incidents of flying wheels.

It offered a fully-funded career development opportunity and introduction to top-level American university culture for students who might otherwise have their ambitions curtailed by circumstances beyond their control; with their dedication and conduct, these students showed very clearly the value of such opportunities.

Introduction in 2000 of a pneumococcal 7-valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV7) in the United States has substantially curtailed pneumococcal infections caused by 7 vaccine strains in children (13 – 13 ).

Another is "partially curtailed".

Late fees would be curtailed.