Sentence examples for increasingly in control of from inspiring English sources

The claim that we are increasingly in control of the battlefields in Iraq is an assessment arrived at through a flawed, American-centered framework.

Consumers have tired of interruption advertising, and are increasingly in control of how they interact, filter, distribute, and consume their content, and associated advertising messages.

There's no silver bullet to fixing the problems of our democracy in which a handful of wealthy elites are increasingly in control of the country's decisions.

Our children, manipulated to become exemplary consumers, increasingly admit they do not feel "in control" of their own internet use.

Increasingly, value lies in control of content as upstart services such as Netflix Inc. and Amazon.com Inc. pay big bucks to license TV shows.

10 The frail older adults are increasingly encouraged to be in control of their health care, especially in Western societies.

They include a rise in risky first and second mortgages — including many taken out by older Americans who previously avoided getting into new debt — and securitization of loans, which has increasingly put servicers, not originators, in control of the foreclosure process.

The intelligence that led us to the two prominent characteristics of our species speaking grammatically and making artifacts—has also led us to a technological evolution that supports increasingly large populations, and keeping them in control of their basic instincts, at least enough to allow collaboration, has taxed human ingenuity over the past million or so years.

But this leads to another problem, since it leaves the central bank and the government, already the largest shareholder at several big banks, in control of an increasingly large amount of shares (though much of this is counted as shares held by trust banks).

Combining data on these sub-networks into one database can reveal increasingly higher-tiered players (typically those in control of funds and with export capabilities), and the true extent of the wildlife trafficking network [17-22] [17-22]

It is increasingly clear the president is either not in control of America's runaway military juggernaut, or working with it.