Sentence examples for practically controlled from inspiring English sources

Balls are practically controlled substances, parceled out under close supervision by playground monitors.

As chairman or member of various committees of the Continental Congress, Morris practically controlled the financial operations of the war from 1776 to 1778.

Such controllable morphological changes can therefore provide a means to practically control and tune the electronic and transport properties of graphene for applications as optoelectronic and nanoelectromechanical devices.

"Virginia is hosting an institution that the Kochs practically control".

"You put two or three together and they practically control the whole game.

The constant crossover CR practically controls the diversity of the population [44].

With the control which we have over Cuba, a control which will soon undoubtedly become possession... we shall soon practically control the sugar trade of the world... the island will gradually become Americanized and we shall have in time one of the richest and most desirable possessions in the world.

This effect implies that a) the survival benefit of untargeted interventions aimed at reducing the rate of proven ICU-acquired BSI would be undetectable in any practically sized controlled trial; b) claims of improved survival from interventions aimed at reducing acquisition of BSI in the ICU should be treated with caution.

To implement the use of such silencer practically in controlling noise at different dominant frequency ranges, a design chart has been established for searching the optimal bending stiffness and corresponding stopband at different geometries.

Was this about forgiveness or a cozy, controlled, practically handpicked crowd?

"Everyone pretended it was a sort of self-government, but practically everything was controlled by the state, starting with the financing and land allocation," said Mr. Kirejczyk.