Sentence examples for not very controlled from inspiring English sources

So you always have them take the R.V. and not a plane? A. Yes, because it's not very controlled in the areas where they put the large dogs.

Though rents in the building were not bargain basement, Lyon Orpaz said, the apartments were attractive because the landlord was not very controlling.

Along the surface, there are fissures suggesting that the packing is not completely homogeneous; this ruptures on the surface are probably produced by the deposition silica method, that is, the glass substrate is immersed into an aqueous solution where the silica microparticles are dispersed and thus the hexagonal closed packed is not very well controlled.

"I think there were some things in the way that he presented which I suspect arose out of having been abused and neglected over many, many years... so that he was very controlled, did not speak very much.

She's very smooth, very controlled, doesn't panic and has a great finish.

Here's Ken Kesey, he takes a lot of drugs, and he has a creative spurt which ultimately totally burns out, versus say Tom Wolfe: he doesn't take drugs, he's very controlled, he's also very creative, but he's had a much longer career".

In general, given their mean scores on the dimensions of illness perceptions, participants in this study considered their COPD chronic but not very serious, easily controlled by medical care or self-care, and with only minor consequences for daily life (Table  3).

39 The daily first-generation 5-HT3/dexamethasone regimen appears to be at least partially effective in controlling acute CINV, but it is not very effective in controlling delayed CINV.

True, but not very often.Gun-control enthusiasts think school massacres show the need for tighter restrictions.

But, they were not very effective in controlling angulation of the shorter bone fragment because of the wide medullary canal in metaphyseal region.

We mention these methods mainly to point out that they are not very relevant for controlling hypotheses fishing.