Sentence examples for rise to control from inspiring English sources

Of particular interest is which executive will rise to control decisions about the vast array of films, television shows and cable channels.

But the debate about Omar's health and whereabouts had already stirred speculation about who should head the movement he led since its creation, presiding over the group's dramatic rise to control of Afghanistan in the 1990s and then its rebirth as a tenacious insurgency.

To let him rise to control all media is very, very dangerous.

Figure 2: Sensitivity of global average temperature and sea-level rise to controls on the geoengineering scenarios.

Bureaucrats rose to control the details of everyday life.

An American military analyst who works with the American-led Coalition Provisional Authority in Baghdad told me he has concluded that "mid-ranking Baathists who were muzzled by the patrimonial nature of Saddam's system have now, with the disappearance of the high-ranking members, risen to control the insurgency".

NAPE-PLD immunoreactivity rose to control values in quiescent stage of moderate colitis compared with acute group [52.34±6.68 vs 49.37±3.18 (×103); p<0.05].

From a control theoretical point of view, such mechanical systems are underactuated, which gives rise to challenging control issues.

Reckless's containment theory gave rise to later control theories, including those of Travis Hirschi, that became dominant in criminology.

From a neuroscience perspective, this work might help understanding how an asynchronous assembly of simple units can give rise to efficient control.

Although smart grid solves many of the contemporary problems, it gives rise to new control and optimization problems especially with the growing role of renewable energy sources.