curtail造句怎么写

Shutting WikiLeaks down—assuming that this is even possible—would only lead to copycat sites devised by innovators who would make their services even more difficult to curtail.

But several factors work to curtail the hunger instinct, such as the presence of food in the digestive tract, or the flow of nutrients in the blood.

Daniel Markey says the administration probably acted in anticipation of some kind of move by Congress, where sentiment to curtail aid to Pakistan has been growing.

Mr Blair is said to have tried to curtail some of the CIA's covert operations, but discovered that the White House was enamoured of Predator strikes and other secret operations.

But I don't want it seriously to curtail my longevity.

The state could not curtail such activities without inflaming the entire populace, although it periodically tried.

Any attempt to curtail speculation, by contrast, is likely to make life harder for firms and oil more expensive.

Republicans also say Environmental Protection Agency regulations inhibit business activity and curtail the ability to create jobs.

So the plan might slow the steady creep up in whaling. But it wouldn't halt, or even curtail, the current hunt.

Parents with bedwetting children learn to curtail all liquids about 2 hours before sleep, thereby allowing the child's body to void excess liquids about 30-60 minutes before actual bed-time.

Clearly, the bleak global economic outlook could curtail growth and reduce government revenue.

Since all aspects of the software are focused on being real-time, delays and poor quality in that arena could seriously curtail the platform's usefulness.

Or as they reduce their own borrowing — they may curtail lending and investing in many countries.

If you are expecting both people to grow in the same direction and in the same way, that is unfair to both people. It will curtail and suffocate both of their lives.

Nothing is sacrificed to curtail its length; the only concession is to remove the footnotes from the text.