Sentences with phrase «little control over that situation»

Doctors, nurses and medical staff are in charge of your babies, and you have little control over the situation.

In a sense it was almost unfair to call her divorced because she had so little control over that situation!

Because of restricted funding, limited staffing, and the inability to raise their own funds, municipal shelters have little control over the situation, and in many cases, have to make do with what very limited resources they have.

Interestingly, most managing partners appear to have little control over the situation.

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Again, this type was commonly felt in settings, like the office, where people have relatively little control over their own situation.

View the negative situation as a single event that is not connected to other potential events and that is caused largely by external factors over which you can have little control.

Moms who accept that their little ones have a need to run, jump, and even climb might be able to gain a bit of control over the situation by setting up safe - to - climb play spaces.

Having someone take care of the little one while you're gone is a must, and a video monitor like the iBaby M2 gives you that extra layer of control over the situation.

Usually, I get a little antsy about group dining situations where I don't have control over the menu, but this event was at a restaurant I know and could expect delicious healthy food.

In addition, we have little control over negative situations and people who prefer to focus on the downside.

Turnaround experts can even usually deal with forces and interests outside of their control; save for situations involving a sponsor such as the U.S. Department of State who pays the tab and controls the conditions under which an organization operates, the turnaround experts can win over those outfits with a little care and feeding.

Although the national debt debate is intriguing (and frustrating), I feel it's just as important — if not more immediately important — to focus on something that I have a little more control over: my own personal debt situation.

the paying parent can't pay as much child support due to a situation over which the parent has little or not control, like an emergency, which forces the parent to spend extra money

There are many arrangements involving joint venture partners, or even states or state - owned companies where their role in the operation from time to time may conceivably be described as «performing services» on behalf of C. C has little to no control over some of its partners in this situation, particularly where the companies are state - owned.