get out of control造句

Somewhere, eventually, reactors will get out of control.

During arguments, that feeling can get out of control.

" Could interest in your appearance ever get out of control?

You drink in moderation. You never let your drinking behavior get out of control.

Some people think that if they get out of control, nano-robots could destroy the Earth.

We have yet to see whether Central Banks can handle the recovery without letting inflation get out of control.

More and more water gathered as the river hesitated. Then it began to get out of control.

If you start nitpicking or start getting mean, the situation will get out of control, nothing will get solved, and you'll both be angry.

In this article we'll delve further into the nitty-gritty of jealousy, when it begins and how it can quickly get out of control.

In 1988, Paul ran for President on the Libertarian ticket, bashing Ronald Reagan forletting deficits get out of control, but finished with just 0.5% of the vote.

Such conflicts, though limited so far, could quickly get out of control once the foreign-run fields start producing next year.

As long as the decline doesn't get out of control, a weaker currency can be an economic palliative, since it makes U.S. exports more attractive to foreign markets.

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When the children were rude to each other and started to get out of control, instead of telling them off, Cara agreed to ask them if they were respecting their family values.

Common doubts among teachers were: "If we give students too much freedom, they will get out of control," and "We show respect to students, but what if they don't respect us?"

There were other now-ironic gems, such as “I will not allow house prices to get out of control” and “This is a government that keeps its promises on tax.