Sentence examples for significantly curbed from inspiring English sources

A survey released last week by the Friedrich Ebert Foundation reported 58.4 percent of the 2,411 people polled thought that Germany's approximately four million Muslims should have their religious practices "significantly curbed".

The article noted the existence of a memorandum that suggested a link between Democrats' solicitation of contributions from trial lawyers and President Clinton's veto of legislation that would have significantly curbed the size of the financial judgments that juries can award in civil cases.

The combined intervention significantly curbed the growth of drinking among both non-drinkers (the target group of the intervention) and drinkers at baseline.

However the researchers say that if global emissions of greenhouse gases are cut rapidly then the impact on biodiversity could be significantly curbed.

In the best-case scenario — only if fossil-fuel emissions are significantly curbed — levels in the San Francisco Bay area would still increase up to 2.4 feet.

The company significantly curbed its operations in the city in the '80s, shuttering plants or moving them to the suburbs or to other countries.

In the United States, consumers appear to be significantly curbing spending; last month, employers cut more jobs than any month in five years.

On its Web site, the organization characterized its Half the Oil Plan as a clear, achievable road map to significantly curb the nation's dependency on oil.

The critics of an agreement that focuses solely on 20 percent enriched uranium will correctly stress that cessation of such efforts would not significantly curb Iran's nuclear trajectory.

It began in January 1977, when a Senate committee led by George McGovern published its "Dietary Goals for the United States," advising that Americans significantly curb their fat intake to abate an epidemic of "killer diseases" supposedly sweeping the country.

Supporters of the tunnel say that it will lessen the miles that trucks travel on New Jersey roads by tens of millions each year, and would significantly curb emissions of greenhouse gasses and asthma-inducing exhaust in the metropolitan New York region.