Sentence examples similar to with curtailed functions from inspiring English sources

Many addicts also have physical problems that become chronic, leading to compulsive use of pain medication, disturbed body image, and curtailed function.

Some are considering limiting opening hours, most will shed staff (the majority of commonwealth funding goes on wages), limit exhibitions and curtail functions such as digitisation.

This is a strategy in which longevity is increased by metabolic refrigeration, pseudo-hibernation, or curtailing functions [ 11].

Several N.B.A. teams have experimented with curtailing morning shootarounds to establish a more reliable sleep pattern for players.

Assistant sheriff credited with curtailing the worst abuses in L.A. County jails is leaving.

He was forever inquisitive".... His life was spent, his sister said, "struggling with his curtailed brain"..

Not to mention that authors with tragic, curtailed lives always seem the coolest.

The side effects associated with hydroxyurea has significantly curtailed its clinical use.

In adults, Hh signaling is curtailed and has limited functions such as stem cell maintenance and tissue repair.

But with variables more often multiplied than curtailed, it allowed, in the end, for only the broadest judgments.

He was a cult figure whose well-publicized struggles with drug addiction curtailed a promising career.