Sentence examples for mostly in control of from inspiring English sources

A government spokesman said that while troops were mostly in control of Zawiyah, there was still a small pocket of 30-40 "desperesistancestance fighters.

Wardak and Kunar have long been hotbeds of the insurgency during the American-led war and now that Afghan forces are mostly in control of security.

Not "mother of the year" status, but mostly in control.

I honestly didn't do anything on camera I regret besides that one outside viewing, because mostly you are the one in control of your own show.

An environment that placed my access to power on something mostly in the control of genetics then shamed me for attempting to tip the playing field in my favor after I found that I was losing terribly.

Throughout, Oates explores the rough fortunes of (mostly) women who think they're in control of their situations but are inevitably proved wrong, sometimes brutally so.

The Taliban rule 80 to 90percentt of Afghanistan, with Mr. Massood's alliance in control of the rest, mostly in the north.

The mostly Kurdish Syrian Democratic Forces, which are in control of Raqqa, will have no choice but to cut a deal with the regime, returning Syria's resource-rich northeast to Assad's control.

But Gardner echoed the hopes of many in the financial industry that yet more of Dodd-Frank's reforms could be pulled back: "With the major pieces of the Dodd-Frank Act mostly in place and with a change in control of the Senate, we think 2015 offers the sector the first legitimate prospect for policymakers to review some of the new regulatory landscape and see what works and what they got wrong".

It appears that Mr. Bruno remains firmly in control of the Senate, with his fellow Republicans mostly expressing anger at the governor's handling of the dispute.

Misclassification of the timing of pandemic influenza A (H1N1) 2009 vaccine, as reflected by the amount of missing information on vaccination, occurred mostly in controls, suggesting more accurate collection of data for cases, especially in Sweden.