Sentence examples for some measure of control from inspiring English sources

To be free, she believed, women needed some measure of control over their reproductive lives.

So how do we slow down the rush of time, so that we can get some measure of control?

This means a government must be prepared to lose at least some measure of control over the result.

"I suspect what Comcast is looking for is some measure of control over the future of distribution," Mr. Moffett said.

In part, they fear that they would lose some measure of control if public education is ceded to the private sector.

The real reason young women liked going to cabarets, Mackay wrote, is because it allowed them to have some measure of control over their own social lives.

Some of them have talents they can use to earn a living and have some measure of control over their lives.

There was the sense, perhaps even true, that I had some measure of control, after all these years, a real grip on the wheel.

What is less well understood, however, is that virtually all condo boards can exert some measure of control over who becomes an owner in the building.

Also, making an investment in patronizing particular companies in exchange for rewards of some sort gives you some measure of control.

While every participant will retain some measure of control choosing which syndication partners to have direct relationships with and deciding which business rules to incorporate into its syndicated transactions no participant will control the overall network.