Sentence examples for control over the field from inspiring English sources

Regional experts say that Qatar's principal security concern is that Iran may one day try to exert full control over the field.

In these straitened times, by cutting down the Tony voting pool, the very people who create and profit from Broadway shows are simply, and massively, increasing their control over the field.

The moves may signify a new push for regulatory control over the field of direct-to-consumer genomics.

A small degree of control over the field of vision can be obtained by moving the aiming reticle on the x and y-axis, but the overall direction of travel is predetermined.

Passing the ball between three different players as you move down the field is very difficult to defend against and gives you control over the field.

Those facts meant that the compromise law had to satisfy both the Sunni insistence that the central government maintain strong control over the fields as well as the push by the Kurds and Shiites to give provincial governments substantial authority to write contracts and carry out their own development plans.

While her rival, Mr. Serra, has called for private companies to be more involved, the legislation pending in Brazil's Congress would give the state — and Ms. Rousseff's Workers Party — more control over the fields and the distribution of billions of dollars in revenues.

The gradiently oriented architecture is constructed via ingenious control over the flow field during the injection molding.

The excited surface plasmon can deliver significant control over the optical field and enhance the light absorption or fluorescence emission of molecule, which is critical to improving the sensitivity of fluorescence spectroscopy [12].

The crosstalk cancellation problem is central to the problem of sound reproduction since an efficient crosstalk canceller gives one complete control over the sound field at a number of target positions.

Researchers simply do not have the control over the research field which is predicated in formal ethical approval.