Sentence examples for sufficient control of the from inspiring English sources

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

Despite the opposition, the British put forces ashore, maintained sufficient control of the airspace, and kept open the very long lines of supply, and this enabled them to retake the islands.

Thus, the key to the success of emotion word judgment experiments is to provide sufficient control of the test materials and to ensure the reliability of the responses.

Cartwright (1992) argues that we can sometimes generalize from a single careful experiment, "where we have sufficient control of the materials and our knowledge of the requisite background assumptions is secure" (51).

It has also been shown that effective higher-dimensional models may be programmed into a simulator with a linear crystal if sufficient control of the laser fields can be achieved [23].

It would be useful to define a zone of deformity in the distal femur ("a far-distal femoral deformity") that lies between the joint line and, approximately, 70 mm proximally where an ILN will not have sufficient control of the distal fragment.

These results emphasize the relevance of sufficient control of bleeding for the outcome of patients.

A Department of Culture, Sports and Media spokesman said: "The Government believes the current arrangements provide sufficient control on the depiction of smoking in films and a total ban would be a disproportionate interference.

We are therefore interested in long-term data regarding e.g. the time to ESRD and the effect of sufficient control of arterial hypertension on the deterioration of renal function.

Realize also that beginner sparring, even if encouraged, should be more restricted than the more experienced students because beginners do not usually have sufficient control of their strikes to effectively reduce the chance of injury.

Bone loss early in the disease continued despite clinical improvement and sufficient control of inflammation through treatment, indicating a disconnect between clinical inflammation and intramedullary bone loss [ 128].