Sentence examples for altogether under from inspiring English sources

So I know that this "likeability" thing isn't altogether under readers' control.

Lest Syria and Lebanon should fall altogether under Axis control, the British decided to intervene there.

It has been invoked down the ages in the face of oppressive government legislation, but it seems to have been forgotten altogether under this shameless government.

Legal aid funding, already only available in a small number of personal injury cases, could be removed altogether under proposals currently being considered.

People who want to declare themselves bankrupt will be able to do so online, avoiding the courts altogether, under government proposals announced today.

Women trying to have a baby and those in the first first three months of pregnancy are advised to avoid alcohol altogether under updated advice from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG).

The larger fuel pitch and increased moderator-to-fuel volume ratio that it entails fosters better neutron thermalization in an altogether under-moderated lattice thereby offering the potential for considerable increase of fuel utilization and cycle length, up to 5% in the two-batch fuel management scheme considered for IRIS.

Labour can perhaps console itself that just 28% of northern voters express support for one Conservative idea - to scrap housing benefit altogether for under 25s.

David Cameron seems to think the answer to be to remove housing benefit altogether for the under-25s; the long-term impact on society is like to prove more expensive.

He presented the Prime Minister with three different options to implement the police: either cutting welfare for under-30s altogether, cutting welfare for under-30s who lived in areas with "more job opportunities", or cutting welfare for under-30s with "no work history".

America is over-tested, and all we have to show for it are thriving testing companies and education entities' learning to either game the testing system or risk losing funding (or even going under altogether).