Sentence examples for complete loss of control from inspiring English sources

The result is a frightening evolution, through complete loss of control to a final sense that only I could possibly know that it is finished because I have 'achieved my intention in it'.

The prospect of further violence, refugee flows to neighboring countries and a complete loss of control throughout the nation should be sufficient to galvanize world leaders to address the problems.

Even impossible to completely prevent accidents, the power system should take active low-cost actions to prevent a complete loss of control and thus reduce loss.

The boundaries between conceivable scenarios are fluid, as outlined below in two extreme scenarios: extensive control and complete loss of control.

In a society where a sex tape makes a career (cough cough Paris Hilton, Kim Kardashian), and where everyone from school kids to public figures like John Edwards and the cast members of the Bachelor are involved in some sort of sex scandal, could this porn persecution be in response to a complete loss of control?

He was very honest in sharing with us his frustration about his complete loss of control.

The consequent deterioration in the relationship between the affected African population and foreign health care workers might decrease compliance with outbreak control measures and may even lead to aggression, ultimately resulting in further or even complete loss of outbreak control.

She also suffers from cataplexy, the complete loss of muscle control after a sudden burst of emotion such as surprise or happiness.

It is far from clear that yet another reorganisation of the central bodies is going to deliver the scale and speed of change required to avoid a complete loss of financial control.

According to a report posted over the weekend on the safety agency's Web site, it has received five complaints about "an internal failure of the steering gear box resulting in a complete loss of steering control".

We all can feel and witness each other's tangible shock and dismay about the complete loss of democratic control over systems and secret services which seemingly feel entitled to decide on their own who is a friend and who is an enemy of our civil societies.