Sentence examples for lesson control from inspiring English sources

The nation was plagued by galloping inflation, caused in part by the Fed's previous focus on unemployment, and as Mr. Volcker succeeded in driving down inflation, and the nation prospered, his successors took away a simple lesson: Control inflation and jobs will follow.

So that was a big lesson, controlling your business.

For testing of these hypotheses, a series of mixed-effects models (repeated-measures linear regression with arbitrary within-subject correlation structures) in the SAS procedure MIXED was conducted using an intent-to-treat approach and a per-protocol analysis (completion of ≥4 lessons), controlling for sex, age, race/ethnicity, duration, income, therapy type, and site.

Control and release The Chinese designer Yiqing Yin 's second runway collection was a lesson in control and release, but it was a study that felt organic in nature and unforced in execution.

But the night belongs to septuagenarian mezzo-soprano Felicity Palmer, who sings the Countess with an object lesson in control and intensity.

I left as soon as I could but not before learning a key lesson: Take control of your career.

The Lesson: Being controlling isn't the only way to maintain control.

And they did, because Salvadoran history, for them, was a lesson in controlling the system through repression.

We can't do much about our vocal quality without extensive singing lessons to control our breathing and pitch.

It's an object lesson in controlled turbulence, right down to the spooky chorus: "Rape, murder / It's just a shot away".

As a corollary to the lesson that controls may strongly divert economic activity from an efficient allocation of resources, it became increasingly evident that inappropriate incentives can adversely affect economic behaviour.