Sentence examples for will to tame from inspiring English sources
About $1.5 trillion of the planned savings will be decided by a bipartisan congressional commission, leaving unanswered the question as to whether the United States has the political will to tame the country's growing debt pile once and for all.
If you fail by leaning to much to one side, you will fall off and you will fail to tame the horse.
If you don't hold and play with your hamster for more then 3-4 days they will become untamed and you will have to tame them again.
That does not mean his life will get easier: once the crisis is over, he will have to tame the national debt and overhaul America's antiquated financial regulations.
Mr. Bloomberg's biggest personal challenge will be to tame his imperious nature.
As long as the government fears the net, it will attempt to tame it.
Over time the tax increase will help to tame the fiscal deficit, which is expected to be 8.2% of GDP in 2013.
The immediate impact of the ruling will be to tame the copycat laws percolating in legislatures of at least five states.
The teams play nine more times this season, including three games this weekend, when Sidney Ponson, Mike Mussina and Darrell Rasner will try to tame an aggressive lineup.
Imagine your small family car rearing up on its back wheels every time you leave a roundabout on the drive to work: that's the kind of behaviour that Laverty will have to tame at Silverstone this weekend.
Underlying the rancor over Chief Ramsey's increasing pay amid increasing crime is a more complex debate over what it will take to tame the city's meanest streets.
