Sentence examples for easy to control and from inspiring English sources

Kiriakou was not easy to control, and he was not always in full control of himself.

In a small bioreactor, microorganisms and media are easy to control and well distributed in the system.

But making fire animations easy to control and ready for film production will take another year or two, says Fedkiw.

Suitable for children aged six-plus, it is easy to control and comes with a  stand for charging and launching.

The advantages of the proposed robot are low energy consumption, low cost, easy to control and build.

Next they expand their workforce, often recruiting children, because they work for little pay, are easy to control, and are less likely to be detected.

Thus, enhancement mode MOSFETS are easier to control and can switch states faster than depletion mode MOSFETS.

Is it, as many fear, because social work is seen as an easy target – a lot easier to control and put down than the police or medicine?

Teachers spent more time with pupils, individually; the classes were easier to control; and more time could be spent in planning and marking work.

And because 70percentt of sales are through its own stores, it is easier to control and promote the company's core values.

With a meter, you are only billed for the water that you use, so it's easier to control and reduce your spending.