"A driver of anxiety is this sense of a lack of control and a lack of control is driven by a lack of understanding," she says.
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The lack of control over our interactions with animals is the very lack of control Voysey is exploring in her artwork through the use of medicine over traditional media.
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It is an overwhelming feeling of utter lack of control.
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This lack of control over the economy is incredibly dangerous.
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But the lack of control and bass might be a disappointment.
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But the sense of fear, and a lack of control, remains.
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"This lack of control can be quite distressing," Dr. Berry says.
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The conservative sensibility says lack of control is a good thing.
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"Lack of control is a major factor in anxiety," he explained.
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In a controlled world, this lack of control creates expressive wonder.
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They spread that lack of control outward, to everyone around them.
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My lack of control over the movie is both liberating and frightening.
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Mr Trump may bridle at his lack of control over dollar movements.
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His lack of control resulted in as many walks (three) as strikeouts.
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A real window is something that frames our fundamental lack of control.
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Lack of control could put off some possible bidders, the people said.
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We're simply more vulnerable as teens — blame the hormones and lack of control.
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But that lack of control over the process is also, increasingly, the problem.
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His impulsiveness and lack of control over his own emotions are of concern.
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Prince was outspoken about the lack of control he had over his own music.
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Until then, Patricia's "cardigans and jeans life" is characterized by a lack of control.
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One of the things that makes noise so unreasonable is the lack of control.
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"You start to get this sense of lack of control, and fear," he said.
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The lack of control in the collaboration, the blocking for time, the restricted space. . . .
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Her biggest fear is lack of control, and that's when it's fight or flight.
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Republicans' and Democrats' lack of control over their nominating process is a uniquely American phenomenon.
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The latest episode also highlights the government's lack of control over security in the capital.
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"I was shocked to see this situation of lack of control," she told the paper.
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In contrast with studio work, there's a relative lack of control in the live area.
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Dr. Iwata was alarmed by the lack of control measures, even among the medical staff.
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Nevertheless, assessment of revenue is constrained by the lack of control FTs have on tariffs.
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"His impulsiveness and lack of control over his own emotions are of concern," Bass wrote.
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They cannot abide the lack of control, the discovery that nature is not a nature documentary.
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The lack of control and limited contribution to revenue have long been a source of frustration.
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And we get it, that lack of control can make us feel totally bummed and cynical.
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That lack of control and limited contribution to revenue have long been a source of frustration.
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Psychologically unsettled, many can turn to video games to compensate for this lack of control over work.
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"Real time, I have lack of control in the hand," referee Brad Allen told a pool reporter.
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It didn't hurt necessarily, but I didn't enjoy the lack of control over when my muscles contracted.
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I regret my lack of control last night and take a few Advil to appease the headache.
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"For many people, anxiety about flying on a plane stems from a lack of control," she says.
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The lack of control has made reaching users — even those that follow media brands intentionally — more competitive.
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And believe me, there are only so many times loved ones will forgive a lack of control.
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The most powerful thing about user-powered social media is also its biggest gamble: lack of control.
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Graffiti, with its fast pace and occasional drips and relative lack of control, was a big adjustment.
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JW: Yeah, and I think a lot of the feeling also comes from lack of control, right?
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A less common but alarming side effect is tardive dyskinesia, a lack of control over muscle movements.
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Celebrity or not, feeling a lack of control is exhausting and psychologically unnerving, if not permanently damaging.
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While some may bemoan the lack of control, others will be happy about one less single-function app.
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Some might consider it'll give them a better service, others may be concerned by the lack of control.
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The problem—aside from brutally killing someone—is Adebolajo's lack of control over the media representation of himself.
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In 1988, former Colorado Senator Gary Hart blew a presidential campaign for lack of control of his libido.
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For the parent of an asthmatic child, this lack of control is at the heart of our fear.
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The lack of control over what's done with people's information is the central point around which the documentary pivots.
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Calling it floating would be a disservice, as that implies a lack of control or some degree of unpredictability.
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When asked what was the most surprising thing about fatherhood, he said it was the complete lack of control.
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The commission's lack of control irks Ravel who sees cyberspace as one more place the government can lord over.
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Lavrov said Washington's lack of control over Syrian rebels was a factor in its inability to conclude an agreement.
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A lack of control over their distribution and a pure-play model that has one revenue stream — no flywheel.
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One of poverty's most pervasive causes is the lack of control that young women have over their reproductive lives.
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The isolation and lack of control of one's life that are endemic to trucking can contribute to anxiety and depression.
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The non-revelation of the Marc Rich documents shows that the FBI's lack of control and self-discipline is total.
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She understands this might meet with resistance from counties because of concerns about chain-of-custody and lack of control.
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He enjoys mastery over the elite, but he has expressed frustration about a lack of control at the grass roots.
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"Undoubtedly, FGV's weak control over its contractors exacerbates FGV's lack of control and supervision over its contractor's workers," the panel said.
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There is a feeling of lack of control here and that can lead to either obsessive and controlling behaviors or nihilism.
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Unexpected issues pop up at home, and you're feeling frustrated about the lack of control you have in your personal spaces.
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The lack of control over her body causes June to inadvertently fall into the water, with Elena diving in after her.
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"The lack of control is really hard," the first-time mom-to-be, 27, tells PEOPLE in an exclusive new interview.
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It's just more symbolic of the lack of control or power that Black women had, and have, over our own bodies.
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In humans, lower social status is often associated with financial pressures, a lack of control over one's life and other stresses.
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Hera might have been angry because Tiresias' conclusion could be seen to confirm women's susceptibility to pleasure and lack of control.
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But he also had two walks, and the Mets later took advantage of his lack of control to begin their romp.
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Elliott sees Dorsey's lack of control over Twitter as a reason for why the company makes decisions slower than its competitors.
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At that point he was still with One Direction, and felt a lack of control that led him to restrict his diet.
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Britain and some other European countries have decried what they see as lack of control over internal affairs like taxation and immigration.
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And while Google's lack of control over processors didn't hurt Android phones, it sure does seem to be holding back Android smartwatches.
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" I really felt this lack of control and then I was like, "And who let me do this project, oh my God?
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"For me, one of the greatest advantages is the lack of control and the idea that the medicine guides me," she says.
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Trump's lead lawyer, John Dowd, has also reportedly considered resigning from his job due to a lack of control over the president.
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Financial behaviorist Jacquette Timmons said that uncertainty and the lack of control over the market's performance causes many people to fear investing.
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Some reviewers did feel that it was too expensive and didn't like the lack of control they had over the temperature setting.
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Is it because I have launched him on his astrological journey and he feels a chaotic lack of control over his predestined life?
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The issues raised involve the default settings in Windows 10 and a lack of control over how Microsoft processes the data it collects.
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The government has struggled to extend its authority since arriving in Tripoli in March, hampered by its lack of control over public finances.
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"There was a palpable feeling of hopelessness throughout all our focus groups — and especially a lack of control over schedule," the study said.
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Temperamental people are tough to dump from your life because their lack of control over their emotions makes you feel bad for them.
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Lack of control over joint venture operations in China's potentially lucrative securities market resulted in difficulties in integrating mainland ventures with global operations.
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A recent paper by political scientists Allison Harell, Stuart Soroka, Shanto Iyengar explains how lack of control over immigration diminishes support for immigration.
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"This is always related to a perceived lack of control, so add back things that you do feel in control of," she said.
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McAleenan resigned from his role in October, after telling The Washington Post that he lamented his lack of control over the agency's tone.
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Lack of control is what bothers people the most, and it drives most requests for euthanasia, which is predominantly a first-world phenomenon.
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In fact, one hiring manager referred to crying in an interview as the "kiss of death" because it signals a lack of control.
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In addition, the lack of control over outsourced processes can also impact customer delight, like the courier shipping delays in the 2014 holiday season.
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While many cheered the attempt at halting the controversial tweets, others expressed concern at the lack of control Twitter had over its own service.
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But lack of control and limited contribution to total revenue has created some frustration at a time when domestic competition has become more intense.
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Odorizzi struggled with a lack of control in his last outing, however, issuing four walks after permitting nine free passes in his previous eight.
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The resulting lack of control and limited contribution to total revenue have brought banks frustration at a time when domestic competition has become acute.
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The lack of control and knowledge of the virus's spread is a "psychological driving factor" that might lead people to cancel plans, he added.
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The apparent lack of control from Johnson has led some currency speculators to assume that a "hard" or "no deal" Brexit can be avoided.
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An earlier judicial inquiry had faulted the police for a lack of control but did not clear spectators of blame, leaving the families unsatisfied.
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Nike terminated the deal in part because it was disappointed by counterfeits and the lack of control over resellers, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Others were simply overwhelmed by the lack of control they had over their behavior, and some (like the Brookses) were enablers of that behavior.
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Adherence to conspiracy theory might not always be the result of some perceived lack of control, but rather a deep-seated need for uniqueness.
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In a filing with the SEC in October, Facebook said its lack of control over the platforms it's on presents a threat to its business.
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If we add that up with the lack of control from governments and Facebook attempts to solve the issue, we have a ticking time bomb.
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"Lack of control" and "lack or resources" each scored just below 11 percent, and "tough deadlines" and "too much work" scored just over 10 percent.
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For the 55-year-old Mr. Och, the deal with the S.E.C. is an admission of a lack of control and oversight at his firm.
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So much of the media focused on Donald Trump's poor preparation, lack of control and falsehoods without giving Hillary Clinton credit for an outstanding debate.
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Brown said that the product comes in response to complaints from news organizations over a lack of control they have over sharing articles on Facebook.
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Brown said that the product comes in response to complaints from news organizations over a lack of control they have over sharing articles on Facebook.
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Our lack of control and anger make us feel like the moments we spend trapped behind someone are an eternity, which risks annoying us further.
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Having cancer has taught me about patience and lack of control, and how to spend as much time as I can with those I love.
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Most blame the conspiracy mentality on a sense of profound lack of control in their lives, whether due to randomness or the machinations of others.
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I have written down what I consider the points of no return—mainly around pain, lack of control of bodily functions, loss of mind and dignity.
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Undocumented women are experiencing the struggles that all women in America are experiencing right now: an increasing lack of control over their health and their bodies.
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In a classic passive asshole move, he puts his lack of control on her, basically accusing his wife of seducing him and leading him into sin.
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"The theory of capture is composed of three basic elements: narrowing of attention, perceived lack of control and change in affect, or emotional state," he writes.
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She instructs parents to address stressors of plane travel — confinement in a small space, lack of control and interruption of routine — before heading to the airport.
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This lack of control over their own safety has been a key aspect of their rhetoric ever since survivors of the February shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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But they are in fact connected to a larger problem: President Trump's lack of control over the White House and, consequently, his weakness as a president.
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He atoned for his lack of control on the mound with a two-run single in the second inning that gave Colorado a 2-1 lead.
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Then there's the emotionally manipulative death scene, where Rey is led to believe her own lack of control over the Force led directly to Chewie's demise.
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" Hargittai and Marwick add that "as users understand their lack of control over their information [online], they retreat in certain ways when it comes to sharing.
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They straddle the divide between rank and file employees frustrated by a lack of control and creativity, and entrepreneurs who are responsible for everything, all the time.
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Bower's upset over the state of his creation also reflects current headlines about Twitter's lack of control over the hate speech on and ubiquity of his platform.
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Because of this lack of control, narcoleptic people experience sleep paralysis, hallucinations, and sleepwalking, which are all signs of REM sleep bleeding over into their waking lives.
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He's just like any other rage-driven narcissist who channels resentment over a breakup, a failing marriage, or a lack of control over their lives into violence.
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Western banks' lack of control over the JVs, along with their limited contribution to revenues, have long been a source of frustration for foreign banks in China.
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In 2015, DoorDash was sued by California burger chain In-N-Out for delivering food without its permission, noting lack of control over delivery timing and safety.
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She was going to do things her way with a total lack of control or regard for my need for some kind of boundary around her activities.
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"It is conceivable that chew-and-spit may increase hunger levels in AN [anorexia nervosa] patients, leading to feelings of a lack of control over eating," she wrote.
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The judge added that he also displayed a "lack of control" when he hit his wife with a "single blow, but a hard one," according to the Mirror.
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A lack of control continues to be an issue for the 43-year-old, who has walked four batters in consecutive outings and 13 in his last four.
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On Thursday, Corley said some factors weighed in Lawson's favor, but the company's complete lack of control over how he performed deliveries meant he was an independent contractor.
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It's her lack of control over her life, her alienation, the violence she suffers alone in hotel rooms at the hands of johns who don't want to pay.
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For companies trying to participate in the flow of online conversation, the most powerful thing about user-powered social media is also its biggest gamble: lack of control.
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When she fails to get pregnant, it spirals into an unhealthy obsession, propelled by biological compulsion, but also by a fierce refusal to accept this lack of control.
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Mr. Trump's visible lack of control over the White House is in part rooted in his lack of firm policy beliefs — about immigration, gun control or foreign policy.
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Western banks' lack of control over their joint ventures, along with their limited contribution to revenues, have long been a source of frustration for foreign banks in China.
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"Power struggle, lack of control, lack of autonomy, and some separation anxiety and abandonment issues could be the root of your cat's issues with anxiety and urination," Jodie explained.
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The more I think about it, the more my stress levels soar, and a lot of it is because I feel a complete lack of control in this situation.
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Like every district in Lancashire, Preston voted to leave the EU. Part of the feeling of lack of control stemmed from a lack of local ownership, argues Mr Brown.
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" Raqqa province has "symbolic value," the essay said, because "it was the first province the Syria regime lost in the opposition in early 2013 -- embodying Damascus' lack of control.
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The Information Commission's Office (ICO) said while some users may be concerned by the lack of control provided by the updated privacy policy, others may consider it a positive.
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But Pikul said that one of the biggest issues with soft robotics is the lack of control over the material, which scientists have been trying to surmount for years.
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The film's big hook, coming in the form of Alice's double, is a metaphor for the lack of control many women feel over their own bodies on and offline.
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I am another, better version of myself up there, probably to make up for my perceived and historical lack of control I have in my day-to-day life.
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As in past surveys, respondents listed their major concerns as time away from family, military spouse employment, education for their children and lack of control over their military career.
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Watching her bitter and befuddled reaction, her staggering lack of control or command, one of her senior-most lieutenants thought for the first time, This woman shouldn't be president.
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Lack of control and the unorthodox way in which the Sabeco stake is being sold could put off some possible bidders, bankers, investors and lawyers familiar with the matter said.
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Organizations like Ctrl-Shift in the UK regularly provide updated research showing the rising ire of citizens around the world regarding the misuse and lack of control around their data.
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"The feeling of a lack of control is the biggest challenge for parents," said Christine Elgersma of Common Sense Media, an organization that gives parents resources about kids' media consumption.
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Studies trying to show the effectiveness of animal-assisted therapy are often plagued by small sample sizes, lack of control groups, and failure to control for expectancy effects, Herzog says.
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It looked like Trevor Bauer had calmed down, and was going to have an easy inning, but then his lack of control extended the inning and also increased Cleveland's deficit.
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The report concluded that Israeli settlement expansion, ongoing violence, terrorism and incitement, and the West-Bank based Palestinian Authority's lack of control over Gaza, were three main issues at hand.
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I can't pretend to understand why we're baby-crazy, except for positing that it has something to do with a complete lack of control over the world and our lives.
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The lack of control was imminent in the careers of Lauryn Hill and Whitney Houston, and in the ways the industry's tyranny contributed to their downward spiral, eclipsing their legacies.
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What this observation suggests is that adopting a conspiracy belief doesn't always have to be mere compensation for a lack of control but can be instrumental in its own way.
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Concerns over irregular arrivals speak more to a fear of chaos and lack of control than volume, yet European governments have settled on the border as the sole means of control.
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The hundreds of studies alluded to include many with methodological issues including small sample size, uncontrolled case reports, short observation periods, lack of control groups and retrospective analyses among other problems.
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According to Business Insider, Modi compared the lack of control of the outbreak in countries like the US and Italy, which have better healthcare systems, to what could happen in India.
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This lack of control becomes crucial when donations include less-traditional assets that can be sold, like stock, private equity or hedge fund holdings or even shares of a private business.
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According to court documents, the politicians allowed hundreds of millions of euros in public funds destined to help companies in financial difficulties to be misdirected with a "total lack of control".
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"The debate in this referendum is about our lack of control over economic migration from parts of Europe whose economies are being destroyed by the euro," said Vote Leave chairwoman Gisela Stuart.
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If you have a type A personality, you may find it hard to let go and deal with life's unpredictability — but deep down, you may have a fear of lack of control.
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"For a long time he has been unable to hold his grandchild for fear that his lack of control over his limbs will potentially cause an injury to the child," he said.
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Foreign interest in securities joint ventures involving Chinese partners has steadily waned over the past decade, due to lacklustre performance and differences over strategy - the latter aggravated by the lack of control.
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For almost a decade before I had sex, I knew that "bad" sex had something to do with a man's lack of control causing the whole thing to be over too quickly.
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There's the lack of control over how our personal data is used, the inability to put the brakes on fake and misleading news and the subtle, sophisticated and mysterious world of political advertising.
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"This instilled in Gazans a strong sense of uncertainty and complete lack of control over their food choices," Gross and Feldman wrote in a 953 study in the Berkeley Journal of International Law.
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Ministers reckon the Brexit vote was driven by concern over immigration—in particular about the perceived lack of control over who comes and for how long, as much as alarm over increasing numbers.
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In 1985, after a drug overdose sent her to the hospital, Fisher started writing about her career — the lack of control she felt over her characters and over her addiction — in novel form.
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Carolyn McLarty, a delegate from northwest Oklahoma, likes that Trump is not entrenched in the political establishment, but is also worried about his outrageous comments and seeming lack of control when under pressure.
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Individuals and consumers aren't simply concerned about a lack of control over their personal data (their privacy), they're starting to take action on it and react with protests, ad blockers and encrypted services.
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The report cites violence and incitement, settlement expansion and a lack of control of the Gaza Strip by the Palestinian Authority as undermining hope for Middle East peace, according to a U.N. official.
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The most apparent symptoms a child might exhibit are weakness, stiffness or a lack of control of one side of their body, but the degree to which hemiplegia affects them can vary wildly.
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But climate change, monoculture growth, population increases, lack of control burns and other factors have led to these events taking place not just more often, but more extensively and to more permanent effect.
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Maslach and her coauthor, Michael Leiter, identify six main causes of burnout that arise within organizations: too much work, lack of control, too little reward, unfairness, conflicting values, and the breakdown of community.
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YouTube's advertisers recently had enough with the lack of control they felt over where their ads displayed on the platform, driven in large part by frustration with ads appearing on hate speech videos.
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I have cried when spitting mad because I was shut down, shut out or simply told to shut up, all along apologizing through my tears for the lack of control over my emotions.
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In general, it just seems like there's this ... KS: It's the same story, lack of control of its platform, lack of monitoring, lack of responsibility around the data that it's supposed to protect.
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Bloomberg News reports that Amazon tried to convince the NFL and MLB to sell merchandise through its online store, but that the talks stalled due to the lack of control over existing fake products.
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Like Facebook and Twitter, YouTube has struggled over the last couple of years with the lack of control it has over the immense amount of user-generated content it overseas each and every day.
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This desire not to be disliked or seen as crazy, irrational, or dangerous, masks the lack of control that we already live with as the result of the silencing, sublimating, denying, and social opprobrium.
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" The investigation highlighted Amazon's lack of control over third-party vendors that sell products through its digital storefront, finding 4,152 items that federal regulators have found to be unsafe or that are "deceptively labeled.
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To counter the uncertainty and lack of control many participants experience in the child welfare system, Judge Claire provided detailed explanations about the operations of her courtroom and answered questions about the path ahead.
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"The court deems them to be a part of the rioting crowd as they took advantage of the lack of control to enter Hungary and the European Union," judge Janos Arany told the court.
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"With the Internet of Things, the battle is lost," Mr. Zhao said, referring to a lack of control over data captured by smart devices, whether it gets into the hands of tech companies or hackers.
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The country has the highest percentage of male smokers globally and among the highest rate of adolescent and child smokers in the world -- fueled by lack of control over advertising, relaxed sales and low prices.
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While many have jumped on the bandwagon to point fingers at Facebook, others argue that this is a larger issue of lack of control over US campaign laws that are due for a massive update.
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The officers were respectful and chatty as they led Mr. Robertson through the prison; one spoke candidly about how chaotic the place had been a year earlier, amid the sheer violence and lack of control.
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Since Trump announced that he was running for president, women have been exposed to constant triggers—body shaming (by someone in a power position, no less), lack of control, stress, and anger, to name a few.
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Defenders of Suu Kyi point to her lack of control over the country's military, owing to the constitution crafted by former junta leaders as they oversaw the shift from an army-led government to partial democracy.
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The lack of control of illegal and foreign financing of presidential elections coupled with the crisis in political parties has turned campaigns into an easy way for adventurous newcomers to become millionaires even before reaching power.
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Things that happen across the street, down the block, or on the other side of town affect the worth of our homes, and this lack of control is predestined to frustrate capitalists and community organizers alike.
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Not to mention the lack of control and smaller size of the cameras allowed for a more creative, guerrilla style of filmmaking that lends itself well to the unpredictability and up-close feel of the show.
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So far, security experts have not detected any unusual practices with the current version of FaceApp, but as with all apps, users should be mindful of their lack of control when sharing photos and other personal data.
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So far security experts have not detected any unusual practices with the current version of FaceApp, but as with all apps, users should be mindful of their lack of control when sharing photos and other personal data.
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I still remember sitting on a Brooklyn rooftop and reading "Where the Wild Things Are" for the first time, well into my 20s, aching with dislocation from the world and a roaring sense of lack of control.
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The fact that a publication even asked whether this movie was actually about the US president suggests something deeper: a lack of control over politics, sure, but also maybe a surrendering to a more powerful, bigger baby.
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Over three percent experienced it so often that they met the criteria for female premature orgasm: frequently or always orgasming before they intended, a lack of control over their orgasms, and distress and relationship problems as a result.
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"This lack of control is difficult for children to understand, especially since children do not develop the understanding of abstract concepts like locus of control and the difference between real and fantasy until they are older," she says.
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Alanis's album was an instant legend in part because it captured the zeitgeist of a generation that had turned toward ironic detachment to cope with the lack of control they felt over the world and their own lives.
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In July, protesters successfully forced the resignation of Vázquez's predecessor, Ricardo Rosselló, over a trove of scandalous text messages, allegations of corruption, and frustration at the territory's finances, not to mention a lack of control over those finances.
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The vision, Blumer tells me, is to use blockchain to tackle the well-trodden problems of social media, avoiding both the control of big tech companies and also the misinformation and trolling that a lack of control begets.
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But as much control as you have over your island—it is a lot, especially compared to other Animal Crossing games—what stands out about New Horizons are the ways it makes you accept your lack of control.
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Foreign firms have struggled to gain market share of China's potentially lucrative securities market, in part because of their lack of control of their operations and because of the difficulty of integrating their mainland ventures with their global operations.
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Lack of control and limited contribution to revenue have long been a source of frustration for Wall Street banks, and became a key issue in Washington's push to persuade Beijing to open up its market for wider foreign participation.
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They also make up for the lack of control with this new installment in segments that break away from the point-and-click nature of the series, allowing the player to dive into other genres for a ridiculous moment.
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Nationals RH Lucas Giolito (211-23, 53) A lack of control was the primary reason Bettis suffered his first loss since July 25 as the 26-year-old issued seven walks in a 24-2 setback at Milwaukee on Monday.
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"In similar cases in the past, the source of the contaminant was never adequately identified, but ... the root cause was by and large a lack of control of the quality of cutter stock used in the marine pool," the IBIA said.
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And they can (fairly) link a lack of control over immigration levels with EU membership since freedom of movement is a fundamental EU principle, and (less fairly) with the potential future expansion of the EU to include countries such as Turkey.
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Although the review wasn't able to point to a direct cause, Sheehan Fisher, an assistant professor of psychiatry at Northwestern University and author of the paper believes that it may have something to do with a perceived lack of control.
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But it is exactly in these situations that women and girls are often subjected to an increased risk of sexual violence, unwanted pregnancies due to a lack of access to contraceptives and an overall lack of control over their situation.
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A lack of control and limited contribution to revenue have long been a source of frustration for western investment banks, and a reason behind JP Morgan's 2016 decision to sell its 33 percent ownership in its then Chinese joint venture.
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A crucial issue is that the lack of control of illegal and foreign financing of presidential elections combined with extremely weak party structures have turned campaigns into an easy way for adventurous newcomers to become millionaires even before reaching power.
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For the President, who seeks to exert dominance over every room, situation or relationship, the lack of control over the fate of his own clan and the business that bears his name as prosecutors bear down must be close to intolerable.
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That lack of control and limited contribution to revenue have long been a source of frustration for Wall Street banks, and became a key issue in Washington's push to persuade Beijing to open up its market for wider foreign participation.
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It's standard practice in police departments around the country to conduct a field sobriety test when a motorist shows a lack of control over a vehicle and the officer has reason to believe the driver is impaired by either drugs or alcohol.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Violence and incitement, settlement expansion and a lack of control of Gaza by the Palestinian Authority are undermining hope for Middle East peace, a senior U.N. official said on Thursday, citing a report by the Middle East peace "Quartet".
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This distrust could be caused by a number of factors: In the US, where a similar percentage (88%) of financial industry professionals distrust cloud technology, the primary concerns are the possibility of data leaks and a lack of control over their data.
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In a 2-1 order on Wednesday, the NLRB agreed with a 2015 ruling from Regional Director Cornele Overstreet in Phoenix finding that the drivers are employees of AAA Transportation/Yellow Cab in Tucson due to their lack of control over working conditions.
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Lack of control over discrete graphics for laptops has long been a pain point for Intel, so much so that in 2018, Intel actually teamed up with rival chipmaker AMD to create a hybrid line of Core i5 chips with onboard AMD GPUs.
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"People often complain of being in a time bind not only because they are objectively busy, but also because they perceive a lack of control over their time," researchers wrote in the study, published in 2017 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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In both cases, this behavior, obviously edited by the show's producers, is about a lack of control, but it is interesting to repeatedly see that men tend to move toward emotional or physical rage to express their frustrations with ceding control over their relationship.
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The watchdogs, a group made up of the EU's 28 authorities responsible for enforcing data protection law, wrote to Microsoft last year expressing concerns about the default installation settings of Windows 10 and users' apparent lack of control over the company's processing of their data.
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Everyone knew how he'd crashed ignobly in the last half of 2019, behaving in tournaments with such lack of control and disdain for the sport that he ended up in counseling after being fined a total of $138,000 and put on probation for six months.
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While the focus of the story is on whether or not he will successfully save Patience, the more interesting moments are when, as a consequence of Jack's lack of control, different timelines collide, bringing characters face to face with themselves and their memories of the past.
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Some former federal officials have also begun talking about whether Facebook's lack of control over the data constituted a violation of a 2011 Federal Trade Commission consent decree with Facebook that its users must explicitly give consent before their data is shared, per the Washington Post.
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Maybe it's different for the 0.1 percent at the top of the pyramid (you with your shining eye on the back of the dollar bill), but for most of us the world is a confusing, complicated, mind-numbing place over which we feel a dismaying lack of control.
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As facts about the case and Lorance are strategically revealed, you may begin to question the sincerity or the motives of some of the participants, a development that might be part of the filmmakers' design but might just as easily indicate a lack of control over their material.
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Employees are stressed for a multitude of reasons, including, but not limited to, workload, lack of support, lack of control in decision-making processes, unclear performance expectations and misunderstanding priorities, ineffective time management skills, and failure to implement boundaries on time away from work and use vacation time granted to them.
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But investigators do not know for sure whether lower social status, which often comes with less access to health care, a lack of control over one's life circumstances and a variety of other stresses, causes people to end up sicker, or whether being less healthy leads to lower social status.
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Worse, just as Corker was hoping to make his point about how President Trump's lack of control could lead to conflict, he did the same thing by rushing to a newspaper known as highly critical of all Republicans and conservative causes and quickly connecting a doomsday scenario to the whole affair.
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The first time you see this eating disorder, I wasn't sure if it was a sign of his lack of control or a sign of his supreme control, in that he will gorge himself as an expression of his greed, but he's in control of it because he won't take it on board.
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Tasha: One thing I think is fascinating here is that so many MCU heroes are struggling with their own failings: Iron Man with his arrogance, Captain America with the way he failed Bucky, Bruce Banner with his (extremely variable by movie) lack of control over the Hulk, Thor with his pride, and so forth.
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"The (security) situation is complicated by the lack of control and clarity on the movements of armed groups who signed the peace deal due to multiple delays in the implementation of DDR (Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration)," said General Didier Dackouo, the army's number two official, in a speech before President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita at his palace.
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" In a paper Mr. Wellerstein delivered last week at a conference in Hiroshima, he said that after 1945, the president became "dedicated to the idea of a level of control that he had not exhibited during the war — a Truman, perhaps, who saw that lack of control, and lack of understanding, as a fundamental turning point in his life.
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This lack of control over one's reproduction isn't just about having more kids than one would like or not being able to plan for one's future; it's also about being pregnant against one's will in a country where that's a huge risk to one's life, due to poor health infrastructure (like a lack of hospitals in which to safely give birth), and severe restrictions to abortion.
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On this basis, the President of the European Council, the Presidency of the Council and the Commission proposed the following work program (the "Bratislava roadmap"): The Bratislava Roadmap I. General diagnosis and objective - Determined to make a success of the EU at 27 - Many common challenges ahead of us: people concerned by a perceived lack of control and fears related to migration, terrorism, and economic and social insecurity.
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And while Carroll is shown able to tap into European data rights — purely by merit of Cambridge Analytica having processed his data in the UK — to try and get answers, the lack of control holds true in the US. Here, the absence of a legal framework to protect privacy is shown as the catalyzing fuel for the 'great hack' — and also shown enabling the ongoing data-free-for-all that underpins almost all ad-supported, Internet-delivered services.
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