Sentence examples for will not curb from inspiring English sources
Sadly, the sentence on Irving will not curb the hatemongers.
Talk alone will not curb the overspending of states and municipalities.
Pakistan have a diplomat as captain these days but he will not curb the fighting instincts of his pace bowlers.
But it will not curb the rise of coalition politics, as the British electorate becomes more splintered, as most continental European ones are.
Even if Americans could curb demand, there are plenty of people who think energy efficiency by itself will not curb the need for huge new production.
One Hong Kong factory manager who has commuted to China since 1993 predicts the new laws will not curb the problem.
Indeed, the case against Microsoft in America was that it tried to force Netscape out of the market for web browsers, fearing its rival's software could be used as a platform to compete against Windows.From east to westThe literature surveyed by Mr Vickers suggests that if trustbusters act to keep dominant firms in line, that will not necessarily curb innovation.
Managing traffic will not only curb CO2 but also make cities more economically efficient, healthy and livable.
This will not only curb your energy consumption, but it can also save you major bucks on your electricity bill.
If recent history is any guide, however, the speculative excesses of global financial markets will not be curbed until they have triggered a crash in which the rich countries are hurt.
According to the UN children's agency, Unicef, Dalit girls have the highest rate of exclusion from primary school in India and the highest dropout rates, a tendency that will not be curbed by legitimising child labour in their free time.
