Sentence examples for little less control from inspiring English sources

I think Don has more holes in his history, and little less control over what he can't feel.

It's a little less controlled.

"Have you given any thought to a little bit less control?" It's a question the endangered-language advocates of FirstVoices, a digital-technology initiative based in British Columbia, have been asking for three years.

Arguably the biggest effect of this meeting is showing that Opec wields a little less power to control prices than it has in the past.

Frustrated by his job, which offered little challenge and even less control, he yearned for a more creative outlet.

That's not as many as there were a couple of days ago, but with a little more command and control, and a little less attention given to the TV studios, he can turn things around.

That is an obstacle for Mr. Icahn, who controlled a little less than 2 percent of the shares as of Dec. 31.

The combination of Safeway and William Morrison, which started in 1899 as an egg-and-butter merchant, will create a 552-store company that controls a little less than 16percentt of Britain's grocery market.

Those who routinely experience little autonomy in their work, have less control over their living situation, and experience chronic stress from economic insecurity and a nagging sense of exclusion and unfairness face a higher risk of stroke and heart attack, higher rates of depression and other mental illnesses, and greater conflict in their personal relationships.

Guests need an open mind and an ability to adapt: there is little personal space, few moments alone and less control over events.

The responsiveness to estrogen in HER2-transfected MCF-7 cells was a little less, but not remarkable, than that in control MCF-7 cells.