Sentence examples for was dictated with from inspiring English sources

The fight's pace was dictated with ease from the opening bell by Alexander, who is an exceptional champion, and the slick southpaw connected with every punch he threw, often needing to guide his accurate punches up under, round and through Purdy's tight guard.

Having seen The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, we know that if necessary a book can be dictated with an eyelid.

It is demonstrated that the compactness of nanoparticles based on self-assembled hydrophobically modified chitosan (HMCs) biopolymer can be dictated with tunable rapid mixing via hydrodynamic flow focusing in microfluidic channels.

"I think it's up to people; it's not up to what we're being dictated with.

Like many problems of this ilk, the policy was dictated by necessity, with a garnishing of ideology on top.

This behavior was dictated by interactions with cell wall-specific components.

The selection of these applications was dictated by their relationship with national policies of eHealth development and current activities in this field in Poland.

For pooling of the data across cohorts, the level of detail for each variable was dictated by the cohort with the least detailed information, prohibiting finer examination of some variables, such as total vitamin D intake.

This simplification was dictated by anticipated logistical issues with integration of the IWN into existing EPA systems.

For too long, her very existence was dictated by a tangible chemistry with her lover/boss -- a fact of the story that seemed to undercut the validity of her every move, both in the minds of fellow co-workers and our perception of the character.

The identity of individual otters responsible for each event was dictated into a voice recorder with date and time stamped to the second (Tungsten C Palm pilot running Audacity Audio Personal Software [52]), as was the size class (0 10cm, 10 20cm, 20 30cm, >30cm) and species of all fishes caught during observations.