Sentence examples for great control on from inspiring English sources

Liverpool were almost made to pay just before the hour as Umut Bulut showed great control on the edge of the area to turn and shoot but Reina deflected the ball over.

In arid regions, climatic conditions exert a great control on the aquatic systems present, but recent changes in climate have produced an enhanced salinization of the aquatic environments located there.

And if you'll be photographed, she says having great control on top requires excellent, correctly sized undergarments.

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It called for greater control on branch officials, financial transparency and a number of other measures, reigniting simmering battles within the federation.

So far, the prime minister has refused to set out much about her Brexit strategy, other than saying greater control on immigration from the EU would be a priority and that the UK wants the best trading relationship it can achieve for businesses.

Results show that temperature has a greater control on changes in pH than pressure.

Moreover, the high ligand concentrations ensure greater control on the metal speciation in the electrolyte [76, 77].

It is here, on the inner shelf where tectonically induced accommodation exhibits the greatest control on sediment thickness.

Member Bern Birbeck said such a salary would be worth paying in order to give people "greater control" on issues and to remove the current council leadership.

The hypothesized decline in stemflow with increasing tree age was not supported, and canopy cover variations and forest management exerted a greater control on inter-stand differences in stemflow fluxes.