Sentence examples for becomes to control from inspiring English sources

And the more they start to accept new forms of technology, the more difficult it becomes to control outside influences.

"It becomes hard to control the message.

To reduce the grain boundary contribution and then resistivity, it becomes important to control microstructure.

In order to address a single cluster of islands around a pit, it becomes necessary to control their spacing.

An expert hired by Firestone's lawyers says the top-selling SUV becomes difficult to control after a tread separation, which leads to rollovers.

We probably won't lose track of mammoths in Siberia, but what about rats? "It becomes hard to control those sorts of populations," Seddon says.

With rapid growth in population, it becomes difficult to control the huge amount of residual materials generated from enormous industrial activities.

"Ultimately the idea becomes trying to control an entire industry chain," said Mark Natkin, founder and managing director of Marbridge Consulting in Beijing.

If these components interact with each other in solution then it becomes difficult to control and study these interactions.

An emotionally charged behaviour always leaves a bad impression on people so it becomes important to control yourself and any negative feelings you harbour.

When you break your food consumption up into small portions throughout the day, it becomes easier to control your blood sugar levels.