Sentence examples for to control less from inspiring English sources

It also says that, despite the increased competition, it does not intend local banks to control less than half of residents' deposits (they hold 62% now).Several banks that already hold "foreign full bank" licences such as Citibank, HSBC, Standard Chartered and Malaysia's Maybank have said that they will apply for the fuller licences now on offer.

For HeLa cells, compared to control, less than 50%and25%5% migrating cells can be found in the gap after 48 hours incubation with 250 μg/ml and 500 μg/ml P. indica root aqueous extract, respectively.

I like to give leaders permission to begin to play with what it might mean to plan and control less and experiment and learn more.

There is growing evidence that therapeutic intervention early in the course of RA leads to more efficient disease control, less joint damage, and better prognosis of disease outcome.

According to U.S. estimates, government forces control less than 60percentt of Afghanistan, with almost half the country either contested or under the control of the insurgents.

Hospitalized adults were 4-fold more likely to have HRV detected compared to controls; less than five percent of control adults had HRV detections.

Respective values of the total study population were 123.4 ± 61.6, 112.4 ± 96.8, 121.5 ± 96.8 and 120.9 ± 30.6/μl on days 1, 3, 5 and 7 of follow-up respectively (p of comparisons of all days to controls less than 0.0001).

Stages in the wetland were found to be controlled less by the hydraulic resistance, as indicated by a low sensitivity of simulated water levels for a ±50% perturbation in flow resistance parameter.

Individuals whose sexual identity was at odds with their implicit sexual attraction were much more frequently raised by parents perceived to be controlling, less accepting and more prejudiced against homosexuals.

In Colorado, I re-learned an important lesson — sometimes the more you try to control, the less you control.

In a speech to munitions workers on Christmas Day 1915 he acknowledged that the world crisis had become an earthquake, a convulsion of nature, which was unleashing forces that statesmen were powerless to control, much less to stop.