Sentence examples for expectation of control from inspiring English sources

The death of political deference is more a product of Netflix, and the expectation of control that comes with it, than of nativism.

He contends that Facebook's decision to block users from exporting their contacts has more to do with user rights and their expectation of control than it does with Facebook's competition with Google.

To what extent has the ability to self-publish raised expectations of control among scientists and organisations?

For bounded input energy, the excitation signal is designed such that the bias on the expectation of the control criterion is reduced.

"As the pill provided younger women the expectation of greater control over childbearing, women invested more in their human capital and careers," said Bailey.

"As the pill provided younger women the expectation of greater control over childbearing, women invested more in their human capital and careers," study researcher Martha Bailey, an economist at the University of Michigan, said in a statement.

In line with expectations incubation of control cells with E2 for 24 hours resulted in increased expression of PR mRNA however pre-incubation with PGF2α significantly blunted the response to E2 treatment (p < 0.001) a finding consistent with the reduction in expression of ERα as a result of PGF2α treatment.

The finding with regard to the third factor suggest that in CWP expectations of personal control over the illness and treatment control (i.e. belief in the successful management of the illness by treatment) are closely related to each other and belong to the same domain.

The treaty did not meet Swedish expectations of gaining control of Russia's trade with western Europe by ending Russian control of the White Sea.

Nicholas E. Calio, the White House Congressional liaison, suggested that the White House was realistic in its expectations of what control of the Senate would mean.

In this connection, teachers should ask students to react to Professor Marc Grimmett's statement in Sexual Harassment: Not in Our School!: "Men and boys need to explore the freedom to be full human beings by moving beyond rigid gender roles and expectations of domination, control, and violence".