Sentence examples for time curbing from inspiring English sources

SHANGHAI — China said on Friday that consumer prices rose sharply in February, suggesting that the government might have a difficult time curbing inflation this year.

"Instead of empty threats, Vince Cable should be reviewing regulation to make lending to businesses easier, at the same time curbing the excesses of the investment banks.

Notwithstanding our differences of opinion, which remain, we worked closely and fruitfully together to advance the important processes of that time – curbing the arms race, European developments, German unification and reversing Iraq's aggression in the Middle East.

Earlier this month, leaders attending the G20 summit in Hangzhou asked the OECD and the International Monetary Fund to explore ways of using tax reforms to better foster GDP growth while at the same time curbing income and wealth inequalities.

Ministers will go further in capping welfare payments than the proposed household limit set out in the party's election manifesto, at the same as time curbing the cost of tax credits.

Even without TV advertising, Mr. Thompson is having a hard time curbing his spending, burning through his campaign money at a faster rate than the last Democrat to lose to Mr. Bloomberg: Fernando Ferrer.

The People's Bank of China has a tricky job of trying to increase the rate at which the economy is growing and at the same time curb excessive borrowing.Other emerging markets are also navigating a difficult path.

The Kremlin has also occasionally fallen back onto a style of managing information reminiscent of Soviet times, curbing access to officials and issuing turgid proclamations rather than assembling a cast of appealing, English-speaking officials who can be put in front of international cameras on short notice.

This seems ridiculous with time, as Stiller has remained a huge star, but it wasn't so out of the question at the time – Curb's fourth season aired in 2004, the same year Friends went off the air.

Mr. Yang of the University of Chicago said, "If the party can accommodate the best and brightest and most economically influential and at the same time curb corruption, another focus of the speech, it will be able to extend its dominance over an extended time".

At the same time, CURB-65, PSI, APACHE II score, and SOFA score were documented.