Sentence examples for be exert from inspiring English sources
verb
To put in vigorous action.
- I exerted myself in today's training.
Pebisut is a biodegradable and not toxic natural glue that may be exert anti-inflammatory activity similar to other compounds of natural polymers [ 7– 9].
An independent internal pore-fluid pressure also can be exerted.
"It's patently absurd to believe political influence can only be exerted through holding office.
Two recent newspaper reports say that Europe appears to be exerting the greater influence so far.
Even climbing the ladders in the initial scenes, they seem to be exerting themselves.
It will grow because not so subtle forces will be exerted on publishers and writers.
That pretty much guarantees you won't be exerting yourself much.
Over the last few weeks, the globalists have seemed to be exerting more influence over Trump.
Less stress can be exerted when the fibres are shortening than when they are maintaining constant length, and more can be exerted when they are being forcibly stretched.
Thus, different environmental stresses may be exerted on the host.
Memory control can be exerted through retrieval suppression.
