Sentence examples for be exerted from inspiring English sources
verb
To put in vigorous action.
- I exerted myself in today's training.
An independent internal pore-fluid pressure also can be exerted.
Pressure has to be exerted on the Russian regime.
Memory control can be exerted through retrieval suppression.
Thus, different environmental stresses may be exerted on the host.
It will grow because not so subtle forces will be exerted on publishers and writers.
"It's patently absurd to believe political influence can only be exerted through holding office.
Until now, however, such control could be exerted only at the level of the entire organism.
It may limit the extent to which its police power shall be exerted.
Terror, from this moment forward, will be exerted not by frightening female spirits, but by the instruments of the state.
Such power can be exerted even if they are not present.
The more democratic a country, the less influence is likely to be exerted through military connections.
