Sentence examples for enough under control from inspiring English sources

But he concluded: "Can they get security enough under control to hold that credible elections will be held in January?

Usually, a film utilizing the vehicle edition of the "narrow escape" trope shows us the final moments before a big crash happens -- for instance, a shot in which a crack pilot somehow manages to get his craft just enough under control to keep the crash from being fatal.

Avoiding allergens and using inhaled medications are enough to keep asthma under control in most patients.

But Dalgish insisted that the Welshman, 32, was mature enough to keep himself under control.

Any country that fails to raise rates enough to keep inflation under control will scare away investors.

The other instance dates back to 1980, when Henry C. Wallich, a Fed governor, dissented nine times because he felt that the central bank under Chairman Paul Volcker was not moving fast enough to bring inflation under control.

This division of labour works as long as the public believes that, after running a big deficit, the government will raise taxes or cut spending enough to keep debt under control.

But as Europe looks for any sign of hope that Greece is on the road to reform, there are growing concerns about its ability — and willingness — to trim its payroll, a crucial element in bringing expenses under control enough to win continued international financing.

And even some that aren't have enough of their costs under control to get through the season profitably while positioning themselves for a 2010 turnaround.

I've just recently placated it enough to keep it under control; I don't want to get it riled up again.

If self-help tactics aren't enough to get symptoms under control, your doctor may suggest bladder training, which involves scheduling times for urinating instead of waiting for the urge, for instance, and other behavioral measures.