Sentence examples similar to remarkably curtailing from inspiring English sources
Curtailing that terror is essential.
Re "Curtailing the kitsch," Feb. 26.
Generous entitlements may push up deficits to undesirable levels, but they should not be confused with public consumption.Daniel Tarschys Professor of political science Stockholm UniversitySIR – You were remarkably selective about where to curtail the state.
Consisting of major fossil fuel corporations, industry groups, lobbyists, "free-enterprise" think-tanks and conservative politicians, this counter-movement has proven remarkably successful in delaying the political actions necessary to curtail greenhouse gas emissions.
Rather than being invariably the same, respondents' aspirations are displaced, deferred, intergenerationally invested and possibly curtailed over time – while also remaining, more often than not, remarkably blurred.
The data shown in Fig. 4 demonstrate that leptin levels are remarkably sensitive to sleep duration, with a 'dose response' relationship between sleep duration and leptin consistent with increased hunger when sleep is curtailed.
Another is "partially curtailed".
Hospitals curtail services.
Meanwhile, Russia may curtail exports.
Late fees would be curtailed.
