Sentence examples for sufficiently in control from inspiring English sources

But are we always conscious enough of the sources of our behavior, or sufficiently in control of it, to change at will?

Still, Mr. Castro would not have invited Mr. Carter had he not felt sufficiently in control; he knew that Mr. Carter, who made human rights a central issue of his presidency, would raise the topic here.

The Economist's visit was approved before the monks protested on March 10th and 11th, but the authorities apparently felt sufficiently in control to allow the trip to go ahead as planned from March 12th.

The statement was another sign that the new leadership in the North, whomever its central members might be, was sufficiently in control to strike a typically strident posture toward South Korea.

The government appears sufficiently in control of the economy's levers (not least through ownership of the main commercial banks) and has sufficient assets at its disposal to prevent a sharp slowdown, at least for another few years.

The majority of the combinations (82%) that performed sufficiently in the control period, also performed sufficiently in the period 2001 2010.

Available data on diesel car NO x emissions in Europe thus raises the question whether EU authorities are not able to sufficiently keep control in this field.

Critics suggested that time-varying factors such as season and day of week were not sufficiently controlled in this analysis and subsequent studies in other locations.

No statistical tests were carried out on Cmax/D because it depends on the injection speed, which was not sufficiently controlled in this study.

Thus, the right IFC may in fact be sensitive to response control demands but that sensitivity will only be apparent in a contrast of 2 trial types that differ sufficiently in the level of response control required.

It's taken until now to get my anger about what he told us and what he reports in his book sufficiently under control to calmly share what follows.