Sentence examples for meant to control from inspiring English sources

Simulation models can improve decisions meant to control the consequences of disruptions to critical infrastructures.

Yes, I am on medication which is meant to control both anxiety and depression.

You were meant to control it through your headphones, which would have a button.

The Treasury is not meant to control everything that goes on in government departments".

There are systems galore in symphony orchestras, all meant to control the work.

It is meant to control for variables like poverty and family background.

The air pressure and aperture size are meant to control the hardness and size, respectively, of the perceived lump.

Horizontal, fritted white bands line the windows, an oddly decorative element meant to control the flow of light inside.

The admissions standards universities set are artificial and are meant to control the size of their classes.

We've heard nothing about economic policy, only about fiscal policies that are meant to control spending in the short term".

Dr. McDowell said tumbling would imply that on-board systems meant to control and stabilize the craft had failed.