Sentence examples for control about how from inspiring English sources

"There has to be élan, but there also has to be a sense of control about how much to let loose".

"Any good winemaker wants to make sure it has some control about how its wine is placed so it doesn't devalue their brand," he said.

However, in the personal data market, customers currently feel that they have little idea or control about how their data is being used or by whom.

Stephen Dunmore, FR's chief executive, believes the problems that have dogged the profession since 2015 are because "senior people" failed to have a sufficient level of control about how their fundraising was being carried out: "The first priority was maximising the funding... without worrying about the impact that had on the public and donor.

The bottom line is employees want more control about how and when they work.

"This gives you complete control about how to send traffic to individual components in your system," Vogels said.

"One of the problems with all the different types of waste is the leachate it produces [the liquid produced at the base by the compressed refuse]," says Garbouj. "Leachate is highly toxic, so there are strict controls about how it should be treated and disposed of.

It was selected, at a meeting of all state and local handgun-control lobbies, in June 1975, to lead a national coalition to lobby for gun control, Tells about how the N.C.C.H. lobbies for gun control when Congressmen are up for re-election.

It is the story of gun control, and about how a common sense measure can make a town more civilized, and leads to violence ONLY when flouted.

Controls Note: This is solely about the location, usability and look/feel of the controls; NOT about how they function with the gameplay (that's next).

Pharmaceutical companies can extract enormous profits by controlling knowledge about how to make their drugs.