Sentence examples for increasing control of from inspiring English sources

"We're seeing increasing control of all forms of life by computers.

Less certainly, it brings increasing control of the natural and social environment.

The high priesthood, however, was declining in status under the increasing control of the Roman authorities.

Abundant evidence shows that al-Qaeda in the Maghreb (AQIM) have exploited the rise of Boko Haram to gain increasing control of the Nigerian militant movement.

Interviews with all the key players reveal how Johnny Ramone's increasing control of the band ensured the cartoon image and one-two-free formula never changed, and they ironically became the punk rock Status Quo until their split in 1996.

Regardless of specific threats, security advisers are pressing for increasing control of access to buildings, identification of tenants and visitors and control of the parts of a building to which people have access.

[C7.] Telefonica Bolsters Control of Units Telefonica, Spain's largest phone operator, has increased control of its Argentine and Brazilian units after most investors swapped stock in the units for the company's shares.

With booming box office receipts and increased control of both the production and the distribution of Hollywood films, it is difficult to see how anything can halt the momentum of China's movie juggernaut.

C2 Telefonica Tightens Grip Telefonica S.A., Spain's largest phone operator, has increased control of its Argentine and Brazilian units after a majority of investors swapped their stock in the units for the company's shares.

The immigration agency's strategy is to increase control of the border in phases, but attrition within the Border Patrol is a big concern, as is the question of whether the agency will continue to receive adequate financing to stem the flow of illegal immigrants.

Dr. Saltzman, co-director of the mindfulness study at Stanford, said the initial findings showed increased control of attention and "less negative internal chatter — what one girl described as 'the gossip inside my head: I'm stupid, I'm fat or I'm going to fail math,' " Dr. Saltzman said.