Sentence examples for control virtually from inspiring English sources

So is being able to monitor and control virtually every aspect of the belugas' lives.

Washington can also press the Saudis, who control virtually all of the world's spare capacity, to keep their output high to contain prices.

c) A handful of multinational corporations will control virtually all recorded music, limiting public access to it while ruthlessly exploiting musicians.

He founded al-Mujamma' al-Islami, the Islamic Centre, which soon came to control virtually all religious organisations - including the Islamic University - in Gaza.

An exchange of letters in January between the Police Department and the O.E.M., in fact, shows that the police insist that they should control virtually every major emergency.

When your life is besieged, the music is therapy, vicarious mastery in a world where you control virtually nothing, least of all the fate of your body.

"The C.I.A. controls virtually all the evidence," she writes.

By the time of his death, Ibn Tāshufīn controlled virtually all of Muslim Spain.

They "managed, oversaw and ran its affairs, controlling virtually all aspects of its operations," the government charged.

At the same time, the government controls virtually all real estate, and there are no gay bars or hotels.

Those apparatchiks controlled virtually everything that happened in the country, including the limited religious life which the communist system tolerated.