Sentence examples for would be under control from inspiring English sources

They did not offer an estimate of when it would be under control.

It just was something that had to be done before the area would be under control".

Under the agreement, all airport security would be under control of the Transportation Department, as the House wanted, not the Justice Department, as the Senate had proposed.

Jeremy Paxman: You think that is what people thought you meant when you said it would be under control, merely that it would be stopping rising?

The deficit would be under control, the economy growing and the Coalition able to approach the second half of its five-year term with optimism.

Despite the predicted spread, Dr David Nabarro, the UN's senior system coordinator for Ebola, told the BBC's Up All Night on Sunday morning that he believed the disease would be "under control" in three months.

The corrected gene would be under the control of its cognate control sequences, ensuring cell-specific and appropriate level and duration of expression [ 3].

For example, cGMP produced by particulate GC would be exclusively under the control of PDE2, whereas that produced by soluble GC would be under the control of PDE2 and PDE5 [76].

But Russian leaders declared yesterday the Georgians would not return, and South Ossetia would be under Russian control.

It is not known whether F.B.I. intelligence gathering would be under the control of the proposed new director of intelligence.

"If he left office, things would be under the control of Houthis," who had no experience running large metropolitan areas.