Sentence examples for manage to curtail from inspiring English sources

He and other analysts said they wondered how Greece would manage to curtail public spending even as its economic growth declined sharply.

The Liberals, controlling the government, managed to curtail the church's influence in such crucial domains as public charity and public education.

The disc was arguably his finest, ranging from plaintive ballads and the boxer's yarn, Boom Boom Mancini, to the caustic Detox Mansion, a song inspired by the 25 years of alcoholism he had recently managed to curtail.

With Domenech generally managing to curtail his paranoid and irrelevant public utterances, albeit because the FFF supervises him like glowering headmasters and scold him at the merest hint of deviation from the straight and narrow (such as before the Serbia game, when he was publicly rebuked for telling journalists they had only come to a press conferences because they "scented blood").

Regular vaccination campaigns, conducted approximately every four years, previously had managed to curtail the disease.

In addition, the NRCMS managed to curtail the poverty impact of OOP payments due to hypertension, stroke and CHD to 1.2% (from 6.9% pre-reimbursement to 5.7% post-reimbursement).

Ending birthright citizenship would do little to curtail illegal immigration.

We don't want to curtail that".

How do you plan to curtail these bad driving habits?

However, do not hesitate to curtail negative activities.

Because when you tell me that your new game is going to hark back to "classic Sonic gameplay", I don't expect to have my forward momentum curtailed mere seconds after managing to pick up speed.