Sentence examples for starts to control from inspiring English sources

But after sad blunderings, and always remaining appealingly vul nerable, Viktor starts to control his sorry situation.

High-frequency traders will go on using algorithms that turn milliseconds of information advantage into huge profits, put markets at constant risk, and drive ordinary investors out of equity trading (unless or until the S.E.C. starts to control off-site markets — a big test for its new chairwoman, Mary Jo White).

"The evidence from there is that once the state starts to control food banks, they become part of the welfare state," he told i. "People would go to a food bank just as easily as they would go to a GP or a health centre.

The vehicle gets neutral buoyancy by releasing a mounted weight after reaching to the height which a DVL can measure ground speed and altitude, and starts to control its altitude.

The minute that anyone, whether from government or the private sector, starts to control how people use the Internet, it is the beginning of the end of the Net as we know it.

He had started to control his anger.

Alcohol also started to control John's life.

"It has really started to control the schedule".

Does he really want to strengthen local councils which, in opposition, Labour will start to control?

But as we started to control nature, we saw ourselves above nature.

Once fully in effect, the new law would start to control health care costs.