Sentence examples for rein back from inspiring English sources

Before long, South Korea's consumers will have to rein back, at least a little.

The senator has long-promised to rein back legislators' pet projects.

When Ken Clarke as justice minister tried to rein back this lunacy, David Cameron sacked him.

In truth, the project was probably too far advanced to rein back.

While this goes on you could keep trying to rein back ambition on climate.

"It's hard to see how this plan from Public Health England will persuade excessive drinkers to rein back".

Rates could go higher if central banks decide they need to rein back the economy, perhaps because inflation returns.

Clegg could for instance settle with tempering some of the Conservative plans to rein back Tory cuts this year.

But the forces now at work will act inexorably to push up not rein back our ambition.

Over the years, her increasing professional responsibilities never tempted her to rein back and spend more time with family.

This astonished many of those present: China was telling rich nations to rein back on their long-term commitment.