Sentence examples for easy to curb from inspiring English sources
Throughout the 20th century it proved relatively easy to curb the excesses of business, however big, and to eliminate the robber barons (if they ever really existed), but reducing the size of the state or even curbing its further expansion taxed the ingenuity and energy of all great democracies.
This should make it easier to curb the pay-offs.
Another was that new technology might make it easier to curb warming.
Like the restructuring executives, bankruptcy lawyers seem defiant and want to make sure precedents aren't set that would make it easier to curb fees in the future.
Mr. Boehner also said Republicans would alter House rules to make it easier to curb government spending and to require more public disclosure about the work of the House.
But it will probably be easier to curb large-scale corruption in the customs service, for example than to tackle the petty abuses that directly injure ordinary people.For most Tanzanians, life is still hard.
The indebted parts of China's economy will find it easier to curb their borrowing if the rest of the economy increases its spending in counterpoint.China does not need a 2008-style stimulus, which pushed inflation far above target.
But there's another emission from human activities that would be easier to curb in the short run – and that also contributes to enormous conventional pollution problems as well as the warming of the climate.
This would definitely be an easy way to curb some eco-guilt.
Sroka said: "Democrats want and the American people need a president who truly understands that the problem isn't that Wall Street firms or even Wall Street front groups like the Third Way have too little power in Washington, and that one very easy way to curb Wall Street's insatiable greed is to make sure that their former employees aren't on your payroll advising you".
The easiest way to curb consumption would be to make hard spirits much more expensive and less accessible, as many Nordic countries have done.
