Sentence examples for large curbs from inspiring English sources

Because there are no large curbs, cars may be run lower than at many tracks.

While we have made large gains curbing alcohol-impaired driving and instilling the habit of buckling up, we have wasted most of the gains by using cellphones while driving.

Create great curb appeal.

With the super-rich competing to build ever larger vessels, curbing diesel emissions is becoming a priority for engine builders who believe that incorporating anti-pollution systems into their next-generation designs represents a new marketing opportunity.

Hilton wants to curb large donations in favour of small-donor crowdsourcing.

As some European nations debate austerity measures aimed at curbing large budget deficits and reining in expansive welfare states, Argentina is deepening its own.

City Councilwoman Christine Quinn argued that the plan would undermine new rules adopted by the City Planning Commission to curb large billboards along certain highways and manufacturing areas.

He has also gotten financial support from advocates of school vouchers and of efforts to curb large civil awards and otherwise limit lawsuits.

And his claims about the consumer benefits of tort reform -- a package of bills that sought to curb large jury awards in civil cases -- are disputed.

In a statement Saturday, the panel of regulators said the new measures would create strong incentives for large banks to curb risky behavior that could endanger the financial system.

The Stop Online Piracy Act in the House and the Protect IP Act in the Senate are intended in large part to curb illegal downloading of TV shows and movies online.