Sentence examples for generally in control of from inspiring English sources

"I think Milosevic is generally in control of his emotions, and he wants to live a long life," said Djukic, noting that he could not say the same about Milosevic's wife.

A patrilineal system governs the society, where descent and inheritance are traced through the male line and men are generally in control of the distribution of family resources.

She had also suffered from anorexia, had been sexually promiscuous, a smoker and someone who was generally not in control of her life.

A high score (internal mastery) indicates that the subject generally feels in control of situations.

It was found that public dental patients held fairly favourable attitudes toward visiting the dentist, perceived positive social pressure to do so and generally felt in control of visiting the dentist.

These studies provide fundamental knowledge about the involvement of these cells and the motor cortex generally in the control of different motor behaviours.

The MAP kinase pathway has many important roles mainly in the transduction of extracellular signals, particularly in plant stress signalling pathways [ 84], but also more generally in the control of cell growth, death, proliferation and differentiation.

Health care analysts were generally exasperated with the company's failure to stay in control of the business.

"Generally, we are having an unlucky campaign but we are still in control of our fate".

It is generally accepted that CD8+ T cell responses play an important role in control of immunodeficiency virus replication.

The more these celebrities are in control of their own presentation, the more mistakes they generally make, and the quicker.