Sentence examples for in need of control from inspiring English sources

"Antisocial" young people are seen as undeserving and in need of control, discipline and punishment rather than care and support.

Two hundred years on from the abolition of the slave trade, the idea of black people as primitive, threatening and in need of control is still with us, as is our tendency to resort to punitive measures when dealing with marginal and "deviant" individuals.

If manifested insufficiently or to excess, the feelings are judged to be negative and in need of control.

The "Go away" tribe has always believed that human beings, by their nature, are self-serving and untrustworthy, in need of control.

As with so much of the "American Horror" franchise, "Coven" takes the Puritanical view of female sexuality (life-sucking power in need of control) quite literally.

The most successful form of fertility control implemented to date has focussed on the manual sterilization of large numbers of the target pest species prior to their release into the focal population that is in need of control.

The lesson of Altamont was that Jagger was a performer in need of crowd control.

In much of the country, especially in urban areas, knives are still viewed as weapons in need of tight control.

It is the prime reason Cesc Fàbregas has been left on the substitutes' bench, but when they were being overrun by Liverpool at Stamford Bridge on Friday night and badly in need of some control, the one midfielder that could provide it remained sitting in the dugout until six minutes from the end.

Connected thermostat maker ecobee is adding HomeKit to its ecobee3 hardware, which is designed for houses that have multiple rooms in need of climate control.

As flavivirus diseases are still in need of global control and in view of the possible key functionalities that the capsid protein promotes over flavivirus biology, novel considerations arise towards anti-flavivirus drug research.