Sentence examples for has great control over from inspiring English sources

What this sorry process has shown us is that the EU now has great control over basic features of our government.

She's rhythmic, but not a showboater, and she has great control over her instrument; her sense of reserve has a knowing, pop-music edge to it, as should be the case with a jazz singer under 30.

That's why Mrs. Clinton likes to have her husband eat at home, where she has greater control over the menu.

Though it is not so complex a game as bridge, the player has greater control over the result (largely because the player is permitted to drop bad hands).

Strong boundaries provide a system within which one is (1) held accountable only for what one controls, (2) has greater control over a smaller well-defined area and (3) enjoys the perception of greater impartiality, deserved or not.

In addition, she feels as though the brand has greater control over its digital marketing than ever before.

It offers publicly available posts like Twitter, but at the same time has greater control over spam and reasonably tight personal networks.

By increasing the number of independent sellers in the market that are obliged to buy off-lease inventory, BMW has greater control over residual values, which lowers its depreciation costs and associated liability.

To be sure, working at the State Department, as Slaughter did, is not the same as starting an entrepreneurial business in which the founder has greater control over structuring her work.

The reason that the sternman has greater control over the boat's steering has to do with the force of resistance the water puts on the boat.

In the future you'll have great control over which of these feeds you see, he says.