Sentence examples for trouble to control from inspiring English sources

The advantage of those first four studies was that they had taken more trouble to control for factors which might skew the results.

Mr. Meehan is not the first Berkeley official to get into trouble over an attempt to control the news media.

They know that their mental state is no longer normal and they understand that sooner or later they will be getting into trouble if they fail to control their impulses.

The lead author, Prof. Stan Becker of Johns Hopkins University, said the findings were troubling for officials hoping to control population.

My main aim was to stay out of trouble and, when I had to, control the field".

But he says BT could make the deal worth its trouble if it's able to control costs.

Despite deploying 2,000 officers to the area and having prior warning of potential trouble, the police were unable to control the riot until they fired tear gas at the rioters.

The sounder countries aid the fiscally troubled ones, but also try to control those nations' spending, if only to limit potential future exposure through additional bailouts.

According to the NBC report, the diaries "reveal a man who was troubled by 'demons' and struggled to control them with Narcotics Anonymous meetings".

However, the strong coupling caused by the eccentric load not only affects the degree of freedom space control precision, but also brings trouble to the system control.

History is littered with moments when companies and inventors, unwise to the dangers, began to have trouble controlling their trademarks; Hoover is one of the most obvious examples to the British, but marks such as zipper and yo-yo lost their status completely decades ago, and it's continuing to happen, netbook and pilates being two more recent examples.