Sentence examples for remaining control over from inspiring English sources
IVAs are usually preferable to going bankrupt, which is a harsher option that could see a debtor lose their home as well as any remaining control over their finances, or their ability to do business.
Sadly even former Wall Street Journal publisher L. Gordon Crovitz's opinion piece "America's Internet Surrender" (March 18) argues that the United States is making a big mistake by giving up its remaining control over Internet addresses to the global multi-stakeholder community.
But blood sugars are locked up in the A1C protein, meaning that an test can determine whether blood sugar levels have remained controlled over the past several months.
The panuveitis has remained controlled with topical steroid drops over the past 2 years, after the initial presentation.
Moreover, the job assignment system always remained its control over the most educated individuals across regions.
Tom Kohler-Cadmore fell one short of a maiden ton as Worcestershire remained in control over Leicestershire.
Health - Whitehall is likely to remain in control over a vital policy area, and will resist localising NHS policy and funding decisions.
The work of the Council was hindered, and Germans remained in control over Lithuania.
When he's not fighting to remain in control over all aspects of his department or serving as point of contention in local elections, San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi has been making good on his promise to bring a progressive vision to the city's Sheriff's Department.
From the interviews we glimpsed that suffering that permeates the struggles to make new meaning and remain in control over one's life, and the relaxation into letting go--all that suffering sometimes ceases to exist for the dying person.
For example, 84% of consumers highly endorsed letting the person do most of the talking and 90% endorsed letting the person remain in control over seeking help as much as possible, compared to 52%and65%5% of professionals respectively.
