Sentence examples for curtailing use from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pullan said the academy was curtailing use of the isolation rooms.

They said it was also the first to document an improvement in birth size from curtailing use of a pesticide.

The managers working the demand side could shift consumption to avoid peak periods and even collect demand-response payments from utilities for curtailing use at peak times.

Curtailing use of the drowsiness-inducing medications not only allows patients in the intensive care unit to participate in mild exercise, which is known to reduce muscle weakness linked to long periods of bed rest, but also reduces bouts of delirium and hallucinations and speeds up ICU recovery times by as much as two to three days, the paper concludes.

Even if new regulations curtail use of flame retardants, Walker said the chemicals will stay with us a long time.

But each of those drugs has side effects that have curtailed use.

The fund will also ask Chesapeake to reduce its capital expenditures and curtail use of its corporate jet fleet.

Perhaps testing in baseball will curtail use, but what about the students, doctors, lawyers, soldiers and others with full time, high-stress jobs who may abuse these drugs?

The agency in 2005 curtailed use of AstraZeneca's lung cancer drug, Iressa, when trials showed it did not prolong survival.

Trauma surgeons were among the most enthusiastic early adopters of Factor VIIa, but they were also among the first to curtail use.

"Family physicians can safely and reliably administer the tests," said Dr. Keith Lehman, an official with the Ohio Academy of Family Physicians, which has been fighting efforts by the Medicare administrator in that state to curtail use of the tests.