Sentence examples for a sort of control from inspiring English sources

Its priority is to wrest back a sort of control over the tribal areas.

"Edge of Darkness" functions in this set as a sort of control that throws the incredible dynamism of Walsh's filmmaking into relief.

"We actually kept the dirt because we wanted to analyze the dirt, too, as a sort of control," Luley says.

Offering a step-by-step guide and videos, and doubling as a sort of control panel for the speaker in its various construction states, it's a handy interactive guide that offers context for the creation and helps keep the builder on track.

Typically, free will is thought of as a sort of control: as the ability to control (by selecting) which of two possible futures obtains, for example, or as the ability to control (by guiding) one's actions in light of one's considered judgments about what one ought to do.

This might be considered as a sort of control, but, if true, these data cast doubts on other studies with unencapsuled lactic acid bacteria that were successful.

At the weekend, the hospital's interim chief executive, Dr Lucy Moore, said staff were "running a sort of command and control process" to try to regain control over the situation, with a focus on discharging patients where possible.

A physical button can also be used as a sort of remote control for the wearer's smartphone, making it possible to control music and take a picture with a press.

In this pathway, however, the up-regulation of wee1 tyrosine kinase (WEE1), one of the genes strictly regulated by TGFβ1, seems to indicate a sort of actual control of cell proliferation, so both apoptosis and cell cycle entry seem to be strictly controlled in the EMT process.

You argue that culture exercises a sort of mind control over us?

They had engineered the musical equivalent of the interchangeable part, which insured a sort of quality control.