Sentence examples for sufficient control of from inspiring English sources

Occupants need to both feel, and actually have, sufficient control of their own environment.

As a practical matter, Republicans have sufficient control of the House to pass almost any tax package the president proposes.

Dempsey didn't think he'd have sufficient control of his shoe, so he took it off and, with his bare foot, kicked the ball out of the end zone.

But analysts said that, unlike Aetna, other H.M.O.'s had raised premiums enough and kept sufficient control of costs to meet their earnings targets this year.

Allowing him to share the new ball with Anderson was a significant move by England, for there has been uncertainty in their ranks whether he has sufficient control of his line first thing to make best use of it.

He's not even really doing it consciously, I don't think: he lacks political training and, apparently, a conscience, and he is not, it seems, in sufficient control of himself to act otherwise.

But he said, "I think most reasonable people think we do not have sufficient controls on the availability of guns and ammunition".

Controlling for baseline smoking status of each individual might not be a sufficient control for self selection of friends.

Children with atopic dermatitis were included if it was under sufficient control to allow recognition of a positive response to the challenge.

Without feedback, the system would be unable to exert sufficient control over the quality of the process output.

Because underreporting or underestimation impedes implementation of sufficient control measures, further improvement in surveillance system, which contributes largely to determine the true number of incidences, is still required.