Sentence examples for been to control the from inspiring English sources
"The intention has always been to control the expansion".
One of the greatest challenges of Internet shopping venues has been to control the integrity of sellers who anonymously emerge out of the vastness of cyberspace.
The engineering focus, says Envirofit Vice President of Engineering Nathan Lorenz, has been to "control the geometry of the combustion chambers and heat transfer". The more heat you transfer, the faster a pot heats up, the less fuel you burn.
Israeli Army officials said later that the purpose of the flares had not been to control the crowd, but to deflect small heat-seeking missiles -- an indication of the seriousness with which they viewed the situation.
In traffic-paralyzed cities around the world, the best traffic management solutions have been to control the total volume of vehicles in a neighborhood.
Hosanagar notes that Apple's strategy has been "to control the whole ecosystem, including the end device, so Apple could do the same with a TV".
The key is to control the game.
One solution is to control the jet by acoustic forcing.
The key is to control the cost and maintain the quality.
The goal was to control the carting industry in the Hudson Valley.
Watch Stevens demand more changes to the law if he's to control the unfolding chaos.
