Sentence examples for pursuing control from inspiring English sources

I was pursuing control, power, and self-worth... .. and declaring that it was his wounds and trauma which caused him to seek out that sex, is pretty profound and worth noting.

The semantic umbrella term nanotechnology covers every branch of science pursuing controlled manipulation of matter at the nanoscale, at which point a discrete set of atoms constitute a functional object.

Grace and Soumya enjoyed the project so much that it inspired them to pursue control applications in drones for their senior thesis.

She decided, she said, not to pursue control of the company -- her brother-in-law had been named general director -- but she was determined not to lose any of the family stake in Grupo Modelo.

Given that such a move would meaningfully compromise a messaging app's privacy in such a restrictive country — something Telegram's founder Pavel Durov isn't keen on — Iran will pursue control of the  messaging service with an outright ban instead.

They argue that, to the extent that malaria elimination reduces R 0, incentives to aggressively pursue control are increased, since on-going active control efforts will not be required once malaria is eliminated.

In a speech on Thursday evening to a CBI dinner in Cardiff, Davis made clear that the government would not pursue controls on immigration at the expense of the "national interest", another indication of flexibility.

The President promised to "put everything I've got" into pursuing gun control.

Estimating the prevalence of BLV within dairy herds is a fundamental step towards pursuing efficient control programs.

But last year, when aides to Governor Paterson asked if Mr. Duffy would be interested in pursuing mayoral control, he shifted course.

The Obama White House, still intent on pursuing arms control and other deals with Russia, has also been careful not to cross the Kremlin on Ukraine.