Sentence examples for which will curb from inspiring English sources

But unemployment is rising, which will curb spending power, and those still in work are likely to save more.

However, according to Stephen Green, at Standard Chartered, stocks of finished goods are still rising, which will curb production over the next few months.

During another debate in March, she accused Sanders of wanting to delay implementation of President Obama's Clean Power Plan, which will curb pollution from coal-fired power plants.

The assumption is that the Fed's tightening will, in fact, be successful in cooling the economy, which will curb demand for capital and allow rates to subside.

(2) Starting all your subsequent meals with a broth-based soup which will curb your appetite by at least 25%.

The new legislation, which will curb both the power and profits of Wall Street, won support from most members of Congress who represent the wealthiest districts in the country -- while scores of members from downscale America voted against the law.

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ANKARA (Reuters) - The European Union launched a program on Monday to issue monthly electronic cash grants to benefit a million refugees in Turkey, as part of a deal under which Ankara will curb the numbers trying to enter Europe.

Governments, including those of Spain and Germany, are sharply reducing spending to lower their deficits, which will inevitably curb consumer demand and employment, hindering growth.

To mollify bond markets, governments including those of Spain and Germany are reducing spending sharply to lower their deficits, which will inevitably curb demand.

The government shutdown, fueled by an impasse over President Trump's demand for funding for his border wall, which he claims will curb migration into the US through Mexico, is now stretching into its fourth week with no end in sight.