Sentence examples for To be containing from inspiring English sources

The key to the game for the Giants had figured to be containing McNabb.

The government's chief worry, though, seems to be containing inflation and managing growth.

In the run-up to next week's budget, the Conservatives retain a commanding lead on the economic "blame game" and appear to be containing the Ukip insurgency, according to a Guardian/ICM poll.

To be sure, prices seem to be containing demand: The lines to use the hushed salons at some Etecsa offices in the capital were far shorter than those for adding money to prepaid cellphones and paying landline bills.

It was the latest in a number of scams in the north of England where a box said to be containing an iPad or laptop was actually found to contain potatoes or a bottle of water.

The anti-oxidation and wear resistance of the coating were improved significantly by adding nano-size nickel particles, and the best coating components is found to be containing 10% (mass fraction) nano-size nickel particles.

But the voodoo used to be contained.

How are costs to be contained?

They're too big to be contained.

And trash seems to be contained to garbage cans.

For that to happen, the military needs to be contained.