Sentence examples similar to adept control over from inspiring English sources
At the same time, PRs have increasingly exercised more control over the flow of news and become more adept at pioneering damage limitation exercises.
The movement is accused of pretending to "identify and resolve alleged psychological difficulties" and "promoting the personal flowering" of its adepts with the "sole aim of seizing their resources" and "establishing psychological control over them".
Of all Britain's city bosses, Sir Richard Leese in Manchester has probably been the most adept at the craft of leadership – and his years of lobbying paid off in 2015 when he was given control over much of the health budget.
The goal is to gain control over the monsters' special powers (be it fire, water, earth, etc)., and as players become more adept at managing their beasts, the further they advance in the game.
They want control over that.
"No more control over them.
No control over placement.
You have complete control over that.
Westwood now had control over his swing.
