Sentences with phrase «tighter control of»

Google is taking tighter control of the OS, not necessarily from a looks standpoint, but in the way that matters: how things work.

These diversions worked even in a horror game that so usually rely on tighter control of your path.»

The decision to enlist the help of a travel management specialist has been driven by the company wishing to gain tighter control of its domestic rail travel costs.

An increase in fuel efficiency and even tighter control of emissions were also set as goals for this BMW engine generation, which currently powers the 2008 528i / xi 6 - cylinder models.

The Speed turns into corners better and keeps a tighter control of its body movements than the regular Continental, but this is a car that still weighs in at 2.3 tonnes, so the extra agility is relative.

In trials involving two groups of diabetic patients, adults and adolescents, the bionic pancreas provided tighter control of blood glucose than standard measures such as insulin pumps and blood - sugar monitors.

With Republicans holding even tighter control of the Wisconsin Legislature than before and Gov. Scott Walker enjoying his third statewide victory in four years, their agenda will likely move quickly next year.

The report makes some suggestions — renegotiating seniority provisions in contracts that foster this abuse, and tighter control of overtime.

Earl Jeffery, who was principal of Raster for eight years until his retirement in August, agrees that more nutritional information should be taught and there should be tighter control of content.

Tesla said on Feb. 7: «As we ramp production of both Model 3 and our energy products while keeping tight control of operating expenses, our quarterly operating income should turn sustainably positive at some point in 2018.»

Eswar Prasad, Cornell University, says the Chinese government's latest crackdown is a signal that it intends to maintain tight control of its capital account.

But the country's communist government retains tight control of its economy, and companies that operate within it.

It helped to increase transparency in a country known for tight control of its information, helping the nation take steps toward democracy.

Having tight control of your expenses is critical to longevity and success.

For example, the ICU is an isolated place, where the patient is under the tight control of the medical staff.

Many challenges face food and beverage manufacturers, including stringent regulatory requirements that demand tight control of manufacturing processes and traceability, along with tight business practices.

Before and during pregnancy I had tight control of my blood sugar but now one minute my sugar is high and the next it's low.

Indeed, the ability of a small clique in political party apparatuses to determine who runs for office, coupled with proportional representation systems that allow for the concentration of power in the hands of a few, has led to tight control of who gets elected.

On the the right of the party, assorted Blairites — and Ed Balls too — argue that Labour must demonstrate its «fiscal responsibility» and commit itself to very tight control of public spending.

Compare that with Orban and Kaczynski tight control of their respective governments (including their parliaments and increasing control over the judiciary), and the fact that those have actually taken actions (laws, etc.) towards their ends.

Tight control of blood sugar can keep neuropathy at bay, but there is no cure.

This method allows specific targeting within the brain and tight control of the timing of activating or inactivating neurons.

Importantly, research also indicates that the approach could prove effective even if patients are unable to maintain tight control of their blood glucose levels.

The body must maintain a tight control of the sugar levels found in the blood.

Powerhouse actress Julie Harris is in tight control of the frantic Eleanor, and Claire Bloom uses her cool authority to good effect.

More then anything Grid is a polished racing experience, everything from the opening credits to the tight controlling of your vehicles this game is as smooth as you could ever want.

Following his wildly entertaining «Murder Party,» the movie showed Saulnier's developing sense of narrative intensity and tight control of genre tropes.

Yet at the same time, the Arkansas State Board retains tight control of higher performing Little Rock public schools.

That combines with an adaptable damper system to keep tight control of body motion.

As I've noted before, I believe every self - publishing author should maintain extremely tight control of their costs.

In times when money is a scarce resource and margins are squeezed, it is more important than ever to keep tight control of the cashflow.

That is why treating diabetes in dogs is based on a tight control of hyperglycemia, which can help reduce clinical signs and prevent complications.

The teams at Dennaton Games, Abstraction Games, and Devolver Digital have worked incredibly hard to reproduce the fast - paced gameplay and super tight controls of the original game, and we couldn't be happier with how Hotline Miami plays on PS3 and PS Vita.

Landinar: Into the Void is an action - packed neo-noir space adventure in a backwater quadrant under tight control of the Empire.

Retaining the tight controls of Star Wars: Starfighter, Jedi Starfighter lets you battle it out in a variety of expansive, detailed battlefields while blasting through an Attack of the Clones - era story as Jedi Master Adi Gallia.

It is unfortunate when some fan games get removed, but I also don't think there should be a stigma against a developer wanting tight control of their IPs.

The mysterious atmosphere and tight controls of Super Metroid have spawned an entire generation of indie games trying to recreate the greatness of this 1994 title.

Keep tight control of your electronics.

But those things are locked away on iOS, tucked behind Apple's tight control of its platform.

Windows Phone has always been deliberately different; in earlier versions that sometimes meant missing options, no SD card support and tight control of what apps could do to protect battery life, as well as the live tiles of the Start screen putting your friends at your fingertips or the quirky charm of your Xbox avatar waving at you.

The trick to keeping your ETH safe is keeping tight control of your private key (s).

His need for tight control of his emotional life and the impossible bind that he not be who he is, is nevertheless a failing strategy.

While I keep tight control of sessions so that they stay safe for both partners, I saw enough of Adrienne's criticism, anger, and emotinoal volatility to realize that I had been missing key data regarding her problem.

The entire organization responded to the challenge and our tight control of expenses allowed us to protect the bottom line.

Not exact matches

THE waste recycling industry is set to come under closer scrutiny and tighter controls as the Department of Environment and Conservation works to eradicate asbestos contamination.

Three of the five members of the executive team at Leon's bear the family name — a sign that the sprawling clan still retains tight control over the business.

The party has signaled that it will not embark on political reform, despite hopes that Xi, the son of a former liberal - minded vice premier, might relax tight central controls.

A roundup of gun control and violence studies by writer German Lopez at Vox shows Americans represent less than 5 % of the world population but possess nearly 50 % of the world's civilian - owned guns, police are about three times more likely to be killed in states with high gun ownership, countries with more guns see more gun deaths, and states with tighter gun control laws see fewer gun - related deaths, among other sobering statistics.

Since labor is one of your biggest expenses, maintaining tight cost controls over your payroll will go a long way toward protecting your cash.

Within two years of retaining Bain, Guinness had sold off 150 companies, imposed one of the tightest financial control systems in Britain, and revitalized Guinness stout.