Sentence examples for control every step from inspiring English sources
"It's a massive commitment, but it really allows us to control every step of the production process".
The company's goal is to control every step along the supply chain, through production of alloys and eventually the magnets, too.
It should control every step of the process, from the collection and storage of samples to the release of the results.
But the biggest money in the drug business comes not from producing drugs but from smuggling them across the border and getting them to users, which requires cartels to control every step along the trafficking routes.
They have built a state-of-the-art dairy plant so they can control every step of the production, from milking their 300 cows to pasteurizing the milk to filling the containers.
"It's not really easy, but we control every step of the way," said Sarah Wan, a jeweler in Toronto who teaches a wedding-band course and who owns the Devil's Workshop, a gallery.
On and on, the mind controlling every step, regardless of the body's capabilities.
By controlling every step of the manufacturing, Mr. Tramiel was able to drive down the price of his computers, making the personal computer a product that ordinary people could afford — and ultimately could not live without.
"The major challenge will be tightly controlling every step in this potential approach to treating patients in order to deliver clinical benefits whilst avoiding significant complications," Professor Mason said.
His first idea for a painting may be a photograph that he takes himself, scans into a computer, and manipulates or combines with other found images; from there to the final sign-off, he controls every step in what is essentially an industrial process, prowling the studio with Argus-eyed attention to the exact carrying out of his most minute decisions.
At worst, the report's authors claims, the Gates Foundation "often appears to be a massive, vertically integrated multinational corporation, controlling every step in a supply chain that reaches from its Seattle-based boardroom … to millions of end-users in the villages of African and south Asia".
