Sentence examples for be exerted in from inspiring English sources

However, Twitter posts are by default public, so caution must be exerted in what you say using this platform [14].

Therefore, what talents women exercised in areas such as music tended to remain in the amateur realm rather than be exerted in the more public professional world that monitored important developments of art forms.

Care must be exerted in the choice of turbulence models, as for the unbaffled configurations the results obtained with the Reynolds stress model are superior to that of the k ε model.

"Public pressure has to be exerted in order to bring about decisive political action," he said.

He pledged "that the diplomatic and political influence of the United States Government will be exerted in support of the efforts of the United Nations special representative" to implement the resolution's goals.

It should be noted that the experimental design required forces to be exerted in the surface plane of the TM.

Divergent and progressive traction movements are exerted in-line with the parietal incision axis to grasp and extract the uterus comparably to the gestures performed during an assisted delivery (Fig. 2).

This influence is exerted in myriad ways – some obvious, some less so.

Barely five minutes had elapsed before pressure was being exerted in the Tigers' 22, allowing Pienaar and Pedrie Wannenburg to work Trimble over in the right corner.

The forces are exerted in different ways across buildings (more uniformly in an earthquake, more locally in the case of a blast) and over different periods of time (minutes in one case, seconds in the other).

"Until now, unplanned agricultural expansion has been the greatest pressure on the environment, but new pressures are being exerted in response to rising demands for hydropower and mineral resources," the authors noted.