Sentence examples for not really controlled from inspiring English sources

They can easily find work outside the formal economy, which is not really controlled.

Congress has become utterly unpredictable -- no longer controlled by the Democrats, but not really controlled by the Republicans either.

There are so many so-called layers of software, handling things like authentication, middleware to other applications and systems, or the job of fetching more data and otherwise communicating and responding with systems all over the place, that it can morph to a point that it is not really controlled.

She called the sex boxes an effort to control something that you could not really control.

"The central government does not really control the whole territory," a former Western diplomat said.

"He's not really controlling that," Chrebet said of Edwards's role in offensive play-calling.

But the alliance does not really control the settlements or the road.

Tax fairness came up, but they didn't (nor did Bain), and Obama did not really control that line of argument.

Although these clothes help to define him physically – in fact, we could truthfully say that they put years on his back – they do not really control how we feel about him.

But exiled Syrian Army officers who formed the Free Syrian Army, based in Turkey, have stayed aloof from the council, and even they do not really control the many local militias that adopt the army's name alone.

"What became clear to Mikoyan … is that the Soviets could not really control their Cuban ally".