Sentence examples for man with controlled from inspiring English sources

A 61 year-old, Caucasian man, with controlled type II diabetes, came to our attention in April 2011 because of loss of balance that progressed over weeks.

A 65 year old man with controlled hypertension [ID23] responded – our fore fathers used to say palm wine makes one to see very well, but it is glaring to me now that such thing is not good.

A 63 year old man with controlled hypertension [ID30] said – exercise is generally good but the only ways I exercise is to walk to the farm, work on the farm and walk back home.

When asked what local customs encourage salt use, a 70 year old man with controlled hypertension [ID19] replied – in some parts of the north where I come from, we use salt to preserve food and meat.

A 62 year old man with controlled hypertension [ID25] said – I have received enlightenment about hypertension from some radio programs and from my church too; they are useful advices and I usually followed them.

A 60 year old man with controlled hypertension [ID24] stated – hypertension is something that brings death in different forms; one can be working and suddenly fall down and slump or become paralyzed.

The player takes an ambiguous role in the proceedings, an operative of the original assassin sect, your job is to kill nine men with controlling interests in the conflict - but are they part of a larger conspiracy?

HE IS one of Mexico's richest men, with controlling stakes in TV Azteca, the country's second-biggest broadcaster, Iusacell, a big mobile-phone firm, and Grupo Elektra, a home-appliance retailer.

The script featured a three-foot tall man with control over electricity; Lynch first met Michael J. Anderson when tentatively casting for this role, and later cast him in Twin Peaks and Mulholland Drive as a result.

The initial items followed a vignette of a 73-year-old white man with well controlled hypertension treated with amlodipine and hydrochlorothiazide who presented for routine follow-up.

From 'chattel' slavery in the South to the spate of exonerations of Black men who are factually innocent -- but having spent on average 15 years in prison -- primarily for being falsely accused of the rape of a White woman, powerful White men have been obsessed with controlling Black men's sexuality.