Sentence examples for necessarily curtailed from inspiring English sources

(Kehr) Jean-Louis Trintignant (Friday through Dec. 20) With the 81-year-old French actor's new film, "Amour," set to open in New York on Dec. 19, Film Forum offers a necessarily curtailed survey of his extensive career.

And in France its powers are necessarily curtailed.

However, they are dependent on the germ-line cells for the propagation of new collectives, and thus their ability to act as replicators is necessarily curtailed.

"They carry the rights they have outside, inside, unless they are necessarily curtailed".

By virtue of the information available, it concentrated on particular aspects of each of the HSS components; a detailed account of context and process of all implementations were necessarily curtailed by the breadth of the topic.

In a sign that parenthood does not necessarily curtail drug usage, 39% of current drug users have a child in that age range.

Economic production also is inevitably curtailed.

Such a strategy, which would necessarily involve curtailing straying of hatchery fish throughout the Wenatchee River, would allow natural patterns of differentiation among primary spawning areas and neither increase nor decrease gene flow artificially.

Larger system studies have shown that curtailed energy does not necessarily have to be significant.

And this necessity of the present is an unconstraining necessity those who accepted Aristotelian modalities did not think that because, when I am sitting, I am sitting necessarily, my freedom to stand has been at all curtailed.

Another is "partially curtailed".