Sentence examples for less under control from inspiring English sources

"The aeroplane probably felt more or less under control.

He's been kept more or less under control since then.

For 10 years, Cameron has managed to keep the beast of full-blooded Tory Euroscepticism more or less under control.

The wildfires in Malibu are more or less under control now, but here are some pictures from Malibu, where I spent the day Tuesday.

Inflation, which has been more or less under control (at an annual rate of about 10% at last count), would rocket.

By Dana Goodyear August 12, 2008 The wildfires in Malibu are more or less under control now, but here are some pictures from Malibu, where I spent the day Tuesday.

Finally, it is Manuel who expresses the insupportable anxiety that André and Maria more or less have under control.

Mr Wahid has brought the armed forces more or less under civilian control.

"Attachment is briefer and there is the constant pain of divestiture [getting rid of things]." What individual possessions represent to us is, she says, "more externally driven" - by marketing and advertising - and "less under the control of the individual consumer".

What does seem to be effective, however, is for students to be on intimate terms with patients from the very beginning of their training, continuing the relationship through the third and fourth years when they are apt to be less under the control of the medical school and more under the sway of their hospitals.

Opportunities for practitioners of FCM to earn additional income in the private sector are scarce and even less under the control of the central government.