Sentence examples for * exerted in from inspiring English sources

This influence is exerted in myriad ways – some obvious, some less so.

The political pressure he exerted in opposition on the issue was so great it forced Labor into a spectacular volte-face on processing refugees offshore.

That change deprived district attorneys of the enormous — and, critics argued, unfair — leverage they exerted in drug cases.

All the control they had exerted in the opening exchanges was replaced by a recklessness that left Mancini dragging his fingers down his face in frustration.

Will you not come up?" So great was the power that Saruman exerted in this last effort that none that stood within hearing were unmoved.

Barely five minutes had elapsed before pressure was being exerted in the Tigers' 22, allowing Pienaar and Pedrie Wannenburg to work Trimble over in the right corner.

Compared to the absolute control Spain exerted in their pomp, this was like listening to a symphony with the sound down.

The Berlin Wall would not have fallen if Eastern Bloc authorities had used as much force to preserve it as the Chinese government exerted in Tiananmen Square.

The next important phase of Platonism, Middle Platonism or pre-Neoplatonism, was significant through the influence that it exerted in more than one direction.

Further, these conjugates exerted in-vitro cell killing activities comparable to the corresponding conjugates generated by traditional ADC conjugation methods, including the FDA-approved ADCs Adcetris® and Kadcyla®.

Divergent and progressive traction movements are exerted in-line with the parietal incision axis to grasp and extract the uterus comparably to the gestures performed during an assisted delivery (Fig. 2).