Sentence examples similar to afford command over from inspiring English sources

Freezing the gel mixture afforded control over chemical reaction rates.

But plenty of used cars don't require the selling of internal organs to afford, while commanding a distinct air of obnoxiousness about them.

"We can't afford to turn it over," Holik said.

You cannot afford to miss an over in this series.

"People who couldn't afford Brooklyn Heights bought over here.

Haiti cannot afford to start over.

The pretension of Haydn's symphonies to a simplicity that appears to come from Nature itself is no mask but the true claim of a style whose command over the whole range of technique is so great that it can ingenuously afford to disdain the outward appearance of high art.

Here's a lovely, intricate passage on Haydn's pastoral mode: The pretension of Haydn's symphonies to a simplicity that appears to come from Nature itself is no mask but the true claim of a style whose command over the whole range of technique is so great that it can ingenuously afford to disdain the outward appearance of high art.

Likewise, greater gender equality in terms of access to education and command over economic resources also means that females in Singapore are in a more privileged position to be able to afford and utilize these healthcare services relative to lower income countries whereby gender disparity may limit the autonomy of women in seeking out these services [ 31].

Himmler was given command over Göring's Gestapo in April 1934.

"He had command over both breaking balls," Girardi said.