Sentence examples for fully curb from inspiring English sources
What this means is that while global relief efforts to battle AIDS and HIV are making good progress, the international community also needs to address this newly-discovered complication to fully curb the number of HIV-related deaths.
Although, VEGF-targeted therapies have shown some promising results, new anti-angiogenic approaches are still required to fully curb distal growth of tumour mass.
To fully curb the HIV epidemic in MSM, efforts must therefore continue to increase awareness of HIV and promote testing such that the beneficial effect of cART, both for the individual patient as well as for preventing transmission, can be fully exploited.
Our guilty pleasures have risen to the forefront to dominate our diets during the 2016 election because we have failed to fully recognize and curb our addiction.
Health and mortality outcomes were locally and centrally adjudicated, the methods of which are fully delineated in Curb et al. [ 40, 43, 44].
While she has called for making the country's Senate fully elected and curbing judges' power to disband political parties, she has avoided challenging other aspects of the Constitution, including the infamous lèse-majesté laws that ban criticism of the monarchy.
U.S. and European officials have said they don't want to lift the toughest sanctions on Iran – those curtailing oil exports and banking ties – until Iran is fully committed to curbing its nuclear program.
"We finally became a fully accessible city with curb cuts in 53 miles of streets, and then started fighting for access ramps to the beach and the boardwalk.
Meanwhile, in a kind of Catch-22, the lack of a fully functioning system has curbed demand by transplant doctors for umbilical cord blood, leaving the blood banks without the money to collect and store significantly more units.
If the driver fails to take action, the system would fully apply the brakes and curb engine output.
Instead, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries said it would press its 12 members to "comply fully" with earlier agreements to curb crude output.
