Sentence examples for curtailing research from inspiring English sources

Arkin argues that autonomous weapons need to be constrained, but not by abruptly curtailing research.

F. Michael Scherer, an antitrust economist at Harvard's Kennedy School, noted that as soon as the pharmaceutical giant Merck was cleared to take over Cubist Pharmaceuticals, a smaller lab that had developed a promising new antibiotic, it eliminated Cubist's research and development staff — curtailing research into several other promising drugs.

In response, TI is sacking 2,500 workers and curtailing research and capital spending.

Huge cuts in research equipment will also curtail research.

"We might have to curtail research for several lethal diseases that we are seeking treatments for.

Federal health officials would have to curtail research comparing the effectiveness of different treatments for the same illness or injury.

The effort comes as many smaller biotechnology companies, particularly those trying to develop drugs, are facing a severe cash shortage that is forcing them to dismiss workers, curtail research and even file for bankruptcy protection or liquidation.

The government has greatly curtailed research for the sake of research, although Barack Obama has talked a good game about getting that going again.

NSF-funded researchers rely heavily upon the 5 million gallons of diesel fuel delivered to the station each winter, and the lack of fuel promised to severely curtail research activities.

The Environmental Protection Agency is replacing several scientists on one of its leading review boards, raising a red flag for those afraid the Trump administration is looking to curtail research's role in the agency, the Washington Post reports.

However, lack of available PKCθ-selective inhibitors has curtailed research on the role of this isoform in human platelets.