Sentence examples for more easily control from inspiring English sources

Should you confine yourself to a studio, where you can more easily control accident and realize the dreams in your head?

Islington says that it can more easily control the quality of the service now, but it's too soon to tell if the £2m investment has paid off.

Still, if the technology proves to be widely accepted by Internet companies and Web sites, it would give consumers a way to more easily control whether and how companies track their Web movements and gather information about them.

Mr. Dee and Mr. Wyckoff speculate that using classroom observations may have a larger effect on teachers, because they can more easily control their own teaching style than they can influence their students' test scores.

Regarding claims that some rulers in the region wanted to keep their people uneducated in order to more easily control them, the Sultan explained that this strategy could easily backfire as it also left the populace more susceptible to influence by extremists, such as the Muslim Brotherhood.

Thus, women entrepreneurs could more easily control costs, save time, keep in contact, and be flexible with their work/life blend.

This way, cost is far more easily controlled and kept low without rationing.

Electric motors are more easily controlled by a computer than a hydraulic pump.

But all, to a certain extent, would seem to be more easily controlled by Boston's hands-on front office.

But unlike sectors where demand is more easily controlled, housing housing is essential and professionals cannot just shut up shop until things improve.

Instead, it was read in small group sessions, where it could be more easily controlled, and not published in the Soviet Union until after Stalin's death.