Sentence examples for again exerting from inspiring English sources

As a result, current-account imbalances are once again exerting a powerful influence over currencies.

Chicago, which is widely considered the birthplace of house music 30 years ago, is again exerting its influence, as the semi-underground genre enjoys its coming-out party.

He paused every now and again, exerting much effort to find the right phrases or the right word to describe how he once acted, and what behavior now replaced it.

That can be helpful – fewer children fall behind as both home and school pick up the signs – but also challenging for teachers "if a parent calls asking why isn't my son in the top maths set when he's had tuition since he was born?" Similarly, parents can dominate governing bodies, again exerting pressure on teachers.

Players have a choice to desert and probabilistically pair again exerting a choice to deny pairing with individuals with a bad reputation.

A posteriorly directed force, resulting from contact with the ball-carrying player for example, extends the abducted arm behind the player in the plane of abduction, again exerting a levering force on the glenohumeral joint.

And I hope that Scotland can again exert a beneficial influence on developments here in London.

In the second period, Arsenal dredged up sufficient reserves of energy to once again exert control, Swindon serried in their own half.

The US, long the main external force over Haiti, has once again exerted strong influence with Hillary Clinton travelling to the country this week to press Washington's case.

The restored oil painting — now larger at 377 feet in circumference and 42 feet tall — combined with the recreated diorama, an elevated viewing platform, proper hanging of the canvas and other features, can once again exert its visual trickery.

Moreover that kind of coverage seems to serve fan interest over broader coverage, which again exerts a downward pressure on existing business models.