Sentence examples for Not easily controlled from inspiring English sources

Because quantity and quality are not easily controlled, prices tend to fluctuate.

"The reality is that most of the time these women have their own political agendas and are usually not easily controlled by men".

The problem this time isn't escalating wages, but the escalating cost of benefits - and they are not easily controlled by labor or management.

By the same token, it is also true that once sectarianism is enabled, it is not easily controlled so long as the political and military situation remains chaotic.

At the center of the West Wing drama has been a president who aides say is not easily controlled and whose dark moods of late have manifested themselves in private fits of rage as well as policy gyrations.

And sending artists, as opposed to just their work, abroad to represent the United States was considered particularly risky, Mr. Krenn said in an e-mail, because artists "were not easily controlled".

All that seemed to matter was a newspaper business of modest profitability that he was not obviously cut out to lead, and whose key decisions he could not easily control when the editors of the titles, most notably Brooks, enjoyed a direct relationship with his father.

That is, we can't easily control the forces that worsen global warming.

Calling someone a "comb-over bunny," as O'Donnell described Trump, is not an attack on baldness -- a condition a man can't easily control -- but rather the way in which he has chosen to conceal his naked pate.

What if they don't quite conform, can't easily control their attention span or perceive the structure of the world in their own way and at their own pace?

If nothing changes, it will boil over eventually in ways we can't easily control.