Sentence examples for future curb from inspiring English sources

Even though high oil prices have led to a boom that created labor and materials shortages in Alberta — the center of Canada's energy industry — oil and gas company executives have spent the last month warning the province that higher royalties could imperil its financial future, curb investment and eliminate jobs.

The treaty should be finally agreed on in November this year; but already a "pre-compliance" market has sprung up in anticipation of future curbs on greenhouse gases, and this market suggests a price of carbon emissions.

When the Federal Reserve Board's interest rate committee agreed to leave rates unchanged in June, the decision was unanimous, but many members said they might have to increase rates in the future to curb inflation, according to minutes of the meeting, which were released today.

The Larry David movie What does the announced Larry David movie mean for the future of "Curb Your Enthusiasm"?

The future of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" is uncertain, but David is busy enough preparing his new Broadway play, "Fish in the Dark".

Urbonas mentions that his roller coaster could be used in a theoretical future to curb overpopulation, or to help people who feel their life has gone on "too long".

While regulations under the Dodd-Frank Act have been disappointingly weak in their disclosure requirements on banks dealing with US local governments, the regulators may still use enforcement actions in the future to curb the most extreme examples.

We recently sat down with Susie at Caroline's On Broadway, where she's performing stand-up tonight through Saturday Dec. 18, to get her take on the Tea Party, John Boehner's tears and the future of "Curb".

He also dished about the future of "Curb": "He hasn't told me," Mottola said about whether or not David will be back for more of his hit HBO series.

4 5 There is considerable concern around the relationship between antibiotic overuse and escalating antimicrobial resistance, 6 7 and thus optimising antibiotic use across healthcare sectors remains a key component of global and local efforts to protect antibiotic options for the future and curb the escalation of resistant organisms.

Worries about the future are curbing household spending, countering any relief Europeans have gotten from the recent sharp fall in oil prices.