Sentence examples for as exert from inspiring English sources

All parties must establish the conditions for peace as well as exert whatever influence they may have on armed groups.

If there was one thing both presidential candidates agreed on, it was that America has to lead, has to expand its influence worldwide, as well as exert its will, for achieving a better world.

Yet, these same drug companies fund medical training and "made to order" research, as well as, exert extensive influence on FDA drug approval process.

NSC23766 (24 hours; 50 µM) inhibited the enhanced ability of SSc fibroblasts to contract a floating collagen gel, as well as exert contractile forces across a collagen gel matrix (Figure 3A,B).

In the case of quinones, they suggest that the substances may redirect electron transfers in the inner mitochondrial membrane to molecular oxygen, thereby generating ROSs that can damage the mitochondria as well as exert proinflammatory effects.

Several other participants described the culture of the gym and in particular, interactions with coaches and members—as exerting pressure to maintain physical and aesthetic gains and to build strength.

Neither LNA1-S nor LNA1-AS exerted any effect on cell cycle in E9.

Arguably not one as exerting as some of her past sorties.

These cult dramas originated in early prehistory, when gods were identified with the forces of nature and the cultic actions were understood as exerting direct influences on nature.

If he accepted lay authority in church government as exerted through the council, his personal influence averted both the subservient Erastianism (the supremacy of lay authority in ecclesiastical matters) of Lutheranism and exhausting conflict, as at Geneva.

Standardly, these forces are understood as exerted by bodies that are not themselves fields.