Sentence examples for a state of controlled from inspiring English sources
Mr Arafat seems, over these past weeks, to have tried to keep his people in a state of controlled disorder.
Then, there was the matter of writing the book, but she said that she composed it in a state of "controlled delirium".
THE president has mastered the art of playing enemies against one another, his opponents say, leaving the country in a state of controlled chaos and doing little to address its desperate needs: water, education, development.
Only after about half an hour did the story emerge that would dominate the headlines for 48 hours, ruin Tony Blair's Basra awayday and work the prime minister into a state of controlled fury," he wrote.
For someone like Bishop, from whom so much had been taken, poetic exactness was a way of keeping the things she loved always with her: the sandpiper ("He runs, he runs to the south, finical, awkward, / in a state of controlled panic"), the moose ("Towering, antlerless, / high as a church, / homely as a house"), the beach ("hisses like fat").
With one day left until thousands of locals and out-of-towners descend on VIA, Pittsburgh's most eclectic music and new media festival, co-founders Lauren Goshinski and Quinn Leonowicz are in a state of controlled anxiety.
The machine can also be trained through practise to react more skillfully and precisely (wax on, wax off) to specific tasks, eventually reaching a state of control.
A discussion of control models provides a perspective on how such models function to ensure that CPPs and other process variables are maintained in a state of control within the working range that corresponds to the desired set of CQAs.
Stage 3 Continued Process Verification : Ongoing assurance is gained during routine production that the process remains in a state of control.
In fact, in its definition, we can introduce the possible actions of a state to control this form of criminality.
Like McTeer, Morahan presents us with a Nora who exists from the start in a state of barely controlled hysteria.
