Sentence examples for means to control from inspiring English sources

Addressing lung cancer means to control tobacco, and addressing climate change means to control fossil-fuel emissions.

Wells said the regulations were being used "as a means to control freedom of expression".

Democrats endured a bitter demonstration last week of what it means to control neither Congress nor the White House.

Physicians often encourage children and adults with Type 2 diabetes to eat healthy low-fat foods and to exercise as a means to control their illness.

The F.B.I. worked to develop it into "weapons-grade material" in the eighties, and issued a study approving it as a means to control unruly people.

Operating plants means to control, maintain and manage them.

To know microbes means to control them, while the ultimate aim is human organismal self-knowledge.

IgG diffusivities decreased with increasing hydrogel nanofiber density providing a means to control the release kinetics.

This provides a means to control and optimize the performance of the extraction process effectively.

The trials are to assess the effectiveness badger culling as a means to control the spread of TB to cattle.

That actually means to control physical, chemical, and biological processes at atomic and molecular scale [1 6].