Sentence examples for have sufficient controls from inspiring English sources

But he said, "I think most reasonable people think we do not have sufficient controls on the availability of guns and ammunition".

The Agriculture Department generally agreed with the findings in the report, but said it disagreed with the characterization that it did not have sufficient controls in place to detect improper payments.

If we have sufficient controls so that the closest matches for each exposed subject are all distinct individuals, it does not matter in which order we select the exposed subjects.

Occupants need to both feel, and actually have, sufficient control of their own environment.

As a practical matter, Republicans have sufficient control of the House to pass almost any tax package the president proposes.

Dempsey didn't think he'd have sufficient control of his shoe, so he took it off and, with his bare foot, kicked the ball out of the end zone.

Judges will not have sufficient control over cases they hear under the government's proposals for closed material procedures (CMPs) and may have their "strings pulled" by ministers, according to David Anderson QC.

Fairly soon, he was on a plane to Israel, accompanied by his closest confidant, a German graphologist, but quickly realized that he did not have sufficient control over his own money to choose his residence, he said.

However, a substantial number of patients do not have sufficient control of CH attacks despite oxygen inhalation, triptans, oral steroids and verapamil.

Cartwright (1992) argues that we can sometimes generalize from a single careful experiment, "where we have sufficient control of the materials and our knowledge of the requisite background assumptions is secure" (51).

It would be useful to define a zone of deformity in the distal femur ("a far-distal femoral deformity") that lies between the joint line and, approximately, 70 mm proximally where an ILN will not have sufficient control of the distal fragment.