Sentence examples for control over change from inspiring English sources

"We're pretty certain that we're in an era when humans have as much control over change on Earth and key life-sustaining processes as nature," Dr. Hartmann said.

The real death knell of the old AT&T was a kind of unstoppable, uncontrollable change; indeed, the old Ma Bell was reorganized by J.P. Morgan and operated as a natural monopoly by Theodore Vail in the early 20th century to exert control over change that bordered on chaos.

Similarly, research on the Theory of Planned Behaviour[ 20, 21] makes a conceptual distinction between beliefs about consequences and beliefs about the ability to exert control over change.

Operations follow the procedures and testing rules laid down in the design and maintain strict control over changes.

At the conditions examined (250 °C reservoir with 70 °C injection), however, shear dilation exerts dominant control over changes to permeability.

Compliancy regulations have forced stricter control over changes in most parts of a company's IT infrastructure, which cannot be guaranteed by granting high administrative privileges such as Enterprise Admins, Domain Admins, or Account Operators to too many IT employees.

However, management insistence on greater control over changes in workplace procedures – known as "work rules" -- was met by union resistance.

sen: The Democrats' control over the House will change the political narrative surrounding investigations into the Trump White House somewhat, significantly emboldening the president's detractors and enabling new and deeper lines of investigation.

The messages are clear that a boundary has been drawn around climate change, that UNFCCC has control over climate change, and that it would not be appropriate to try to take down that fence nor to consider changes to existing mandates in order to better integrate climate change within disaster risk reduction.

Controls over changes in synthesis of these two groups of proteins, the former termed hydrins and the latter rehydrins, are not mechanistically linked.

While the saxophone allows for detailed control over embouchure changes and changing air pressures, the manual interface of the instrument has certain limitations.