Sentence examples for curtailing length from inspiring English sources

The niche reflects changing medical economics: hospitals provide increasingly expensive medical care while curtailing length of stay, while community hospitals, which once provided lower levels of care for longer time periods, now focus on more lucrative specialties.

Now that the officials of Major League Baseball have backed off from strike quotas, they should consider some far better ways of curtailing the length of today's games.

Tradable quotas also eliminate government's motivation for curtailing the length of the fishing season.

Nothing is sacrificed to curtail its length; the only concession is to remove the footnotes from the text.

Some say the late slump is evidence that the event should be curtailed in length, a suggestion that has always been dismissed by fringe director Paul Gudgin.

The OECD says that more needs to be done to increase working hours, reduce early retirement and curtail the length of university education.

In addition to the stimulus money, Democrats hope to add several policy riders that would curtail the length of Iraq deployments and outlaw the use of certain interrogation techniques by the CIA.

Candidates, even senior-level IT executives, often use microscopic fonts, leave off important information, use 0.1-inch margins, and resort to myriad ill-advised practices -- all in an attempt to curtail resume length.

In Anderson's case, for example, a reduction from a level three charge to a level two - which Jadeja faces - would significantly curtail the length of a possible ban.

In 780, the successor caliph Muhammad al-Mahdi had it rebuilt, but curtailed its length and increased its breadth.

MIS systems involve a smaller incision size and do not require bone grafting, which in turn curtails hospital length of stay and recovery time.