Sentence examples for done much to control from inspiring English sources

The blame games, however, haven't done much to control emissions.

Godwin's mother is a doctor, who, during a long career, has done much to control and eradicate many routine childhood diseases.

Local auto emissions are a new problem, but Beijing has done much to control local pollution in the decade since it started thinking about the Olympics.

Although improved diagnostic tests and slaughter policies have done much to control and reduce the incidence of infection, BTB has remained recalcitrant to eradication in many countries where control programmes have been implemented [ 1- 3].

But they will not do much to control taxes.

He likes the ideas but adds, "There's nothing that does much to control costs".

Ms. DeParle predicts that the legislation will produce a huge demand for drugs, and she is far from certain that competition will do much to control costs.

Mr. Kelly said when he was appointed by Mr. Bloomberg that he thought it was possible that too many officers had been assigned to checkpoints, where they could not do much to control crime.

"I can't do much to control the people who run I.B.M.," Dr. Campbell said, "but I can make good decisions about the condition of my home, thereby increasing the value.

The Fed watches the core PPI closely because it strips out volatile food and energy prices which the Fed can't do much to control.

Critics of the 2010 Affordable Care Act complain that it doesn't do much to control the healthcare costs that are becoming unsustainable for families and businesses.