Sentence examples for wielding control from inspiring English sources

Despite gun control measures, Rio is still awash in weapons, with drug gangs wielding control over parts of the city.

With a $10 billion advertising market at stake, Google, the fast-rising Internet star, is raising objections to the way that it says Microsoft, the incumbent powerhouse of computing, is wielding control over Internet searching in its new Web browser.

And, of course, the existential lamentations over what it means to be a Mets fan: a loser at your very core, someone who wears his team's inevitable, bumbling failures as a badge of honor in a last-ditch attempt at wielding control over a relationship that is, ultimately, cruel and capricious.

Teams of American Special Forces, who built relationships with anti-Taliban commanders during the first phase of the war, have been assigned to remain with those leaders as they have become provincial governors wielding control sometimes greater than the nascent government in Kabul.

Looking for wielding control and understanding the phenomena involved in this surface nanostructuring, we develop and apply a formalism that allows for processing large area AFM topographic images in a shot, obtaining surface orientation maps with specific information on facets population.

It may be a little bit of both: A recent Fidelity study that we'll explore shows that fewer women than ever feel confident about wielding control of their own purse strings.

While the News Corporation would own only about 35percentt of the combined company, it would wield control.

Nowadays, he said, people want to wield control over what comes into their personal space.

While a façade of free will permeates the experiences of all participants, it is really Older Brother who wields control.

The establishment and their media neighbors wield control over this nation through means that are very well known.

It has merely denied the military the civilian façade behind which it has wielded control for almost six decades.