Sentence examples for Good exerts from inspiring English sources

The idea that secretive foreign governments are up to no good exerts a powerful hold on the collective imagination.

"Not in memory of his part in a rebellion which perhaps may be regarded by future historians as the first foundation of an eventual Anglo-Saxon and Celtic consolidation," he said, "but as a testimony to our ungrudging and generous recognition of influence for good exerted on successive generations of British, as well as American people.

It felt good to exert some control over the environment, to shape it into something that looked habitable.

Rigid composite joints, thanks to their high strength and good ductility, exert great influence in catenary action.

He was good at exerting the charm that is necessary in politics, and which seems to be absent from it at the moment.

As a purchaser of goods, it exerts considerable leverage on certain sectors of the economy most notably in the defense and aerospace industries.

19 The main theoretical reference is the Scandinavian model of inflation, see Lindquist and Vilhelmsson (2006), where the traded-goods sector exerts a "leadership" or "signaling" role which can hold sway on public sector wages.

"It feels good to exert yourself.

Another participant described her own feelings regarding the intensity of exercise in the following manner: "It feels good to exert yourself.

The purpose of this study was to investigate a regimen of definitive chemoradiation therapy (CRT) that exerts good local control of EC.

Although the LuxI/R system exerts good control of the average bioluminescence of a V.fischeri population, it provides only weak control of individual cell behavior.