Sentence examples for clearly under control from inspiring English sources

Last night, in the best-of-show judging, the Kerry blue was clearly under control and clearly the star of a strong field of seven group winners.

The economy is unlikely to stabilize until the nuclear situation is clearly under control, essential goods readily available and survivors living in conditions worthy of a wealthy nation.

It is, however, my firm belief that time has now come to split the Framework Programmes and to create a more conventional European Research Council (ERC), an organization more clearly under control by scientists.

It is clearly under control of genetic mechanisms responsible for ontogenesis, like, e.g., programmed involution of gills or tail in human embryo.

While some subcellular structures such as the nucleus and centrioles are clearly under the control of strong feedback control mechanisms that suppress fluctuations in their abundances (Marshall, 2007), the cell apparently tolerates the maximum amount of variability in endomembrane organelle abundance generated by a given set of biogenesis mechanisms.

The NBS's director, Li Deshui, said the growth of investment in fixed assets, such as factories, equipment, property and infrastructure, had "clearly come under control".

Although all proteins were clearly detected under control conditions, the p32 siRNA treatment resulted in a loss of detectable Mfn1 and Mfn2 and decreased Drp-1 levels.

"They were clearly under the control of the Republican operatives".

A squad that had seemed to be undermined by player power, to the extent that even the disciplinarian Robbie Deans failed to restore order, is now clearly under the control of one man.

"I think what's important to focus on is whether irregular forces are used in a way where they are clearly under government control and can be dismissed when not needed," U.S. ambassador Ronald E. Neumann told journalists in Kabul last week.

Mr. Ai said Wednesday that he had spoken to Global Times partly because he believed in openness with all media outlets, but also because he thought the police would be less likely to take exception to an interview with a publication clearly under the control of the Communist Party's propaganda department.