Sentence examples for longer to control from inspiring English sources

Speaking in Washington, senior WHO leaders including director general Dr Margaret Chan, called for a massive global response to the outbreak and suggested it would take longer to control than has yet been assumed.

However, the end of the epidemic in late April coincided here too with the depletion of susceptible flocks and therefore it is possible that the epidemic would have taken substantially longer to control had there been a larger pool of susceptible flocks in the area.

Another important finding is that during outbreaks with an initially lower reproduction number, R, (≤3) national and international response was slower, outbreaks took longer to control, and (with the exception of Yambuku, where the virus was first discovered) were larger outbreaks than those with initially high R.

Patients will seek help when their pain is too intense, their flare has gone on longer than expected and they are no longer able to control their flare.

Many observers noticed that Boutaflika no longer seems to control events in the country.

Neither is it true that, in the modern world, immigration is no longer possible to control.

Governments are no longer able to control the movements of persons, goods, capital, ideas, viruses or anything else across frontiers.

6. Theresa May: "Neither is it true that, in the modern world, immigration is no longer possible to control.

Voters have told Labor and Liberal alike that they can no longer expect to control power cosily between them.

His ability to act was an affront to the founders in hiding, who were no longer able to control their own organization.

The moment I lose power my anxiety goes as well – I am no longer able to control things and therefore have nothing to get anxious about anymore.