loss of control

Feeling a loss of control over how much you eat.

Oh, no, what this woman needed was a good loss of control.

How can anybody when there is complete loss of control?

But only for a second or two; loss of control isn't her strength.

"It's the total loss of control over your own body."

Both operations can sometimes result in a loss of control for a short period after the operation.

That loss of control and choice was the single most important difference between the dangers.

After an age he was rewarded by her complete loss of control.

It is very nearly the ultimate loss of control over one's body.

Perhaps there had been a second confrontation after all and another loss of control.

The preparations and the loss of control may be related.

But as a patient he was adjusting to the loss of control over his situation.

Her loss of control would start the second she moved to the backseat.

Today's greatest threat is a loss of control over nuclear weapons.

He couldn't imagine her or Charity seeing such a loss of control from him.

As your life changes, you are likely to feel a loss of control and increased anxiety about what lies ahead.

But never was there any loss of control in this outburst.

"Physicians are angry about the loss of control," she says.

Control was better than loss of control, no matter the situation.

To weep in public over a patient's death was to show loss of control.

They concluded it was caused by the driver's loss of control.

To protect the other players from an irrational act due to his loss of control.

This loss of control can be defined as a handling event.

The cause for the engine failure and loss of control was not determined.