Sentence examples for dramatically curb from inspiring English sources

Done properly, this could dramatically curb the spread of infectious diseases.

India, in particular, is angry that it is being asked to dramatically curb its carbon emissions just as it embarks on a period of significant growth.

Yet the fact remains that if we care about online privacy we must check government power and dramatically curb the ability of firms to collect, store, and monetise our personal information.

A pizza made of powders consisting of algae and insects may not sound appetizing, but it could help combat world hunger and dramatically curb food waste.

WASHINGTON -- House Republicans are agitating to dramatically curb federal bank regulators' ability to combat money laundering, calling for changes in decades-old financial fraud standards in an effort to aid payday lenders.

Instead, the magazine ran an image by artist Bob Staake called "The Wall," alluding to Trump's campaign promises to dramatically curb immigration and build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.

Meanwhile, vaccination programs in England, France, and Denmark had dramatically curbed the disease and measurably raised the national life expectancy.

However, countries such as Germany and the Netherlands, which offer generous benefits, have dramatically curbed the spread of hard drugs such as heroin.

The agency's monthly oil reportrevealed demand growth shuddering to a halt in June as high prices and slowing economic growth "dramatically curbed" energy needs worldwide.

While poppy cultivation had been dramatically curbed during the Taliban's final year in power, the group pushed to revive cultivation as a means of funding its insurgency.

Among the biggest: walking the delicate line between maintaining decent relations with the superpower next door and strengthening ties with Washington; and dramatically curbing corruption and changing an educational system the Harvard study described as abysmal.