Sentence examples for be exerted to keep from inspiring English sources
Anyone could see, all the way back in December, the only party on whom pressure could and would be exerted to keep Geneva III going was the moderate rebels.
This is precisely the kind of pressure that shareholders should be exerting on companies to keep a lid on boardroom rewards – according to the High Pay Centre, chief executives received an average of £5.5m in 2015.
Preload (1 g) was exerted and kept constant throughout the experiment.
Fdegree is the force that is exerted by mobile sensors to keep the number of given neighboring sensors at the degree K. Figure 1 shows deployment of sensor nodes in case of K = 3.
Like a cultural post-traumatic stress disorder, we are exerting huge effort to keep alive structures from a bygone era that no longer make sense.
Iran represents a thorn in the side of the United States, one that the Obama administration is afraid to pull out and is exerting the utmost effort to keep from sinking deeper.
It tends to be more crucial for running because you're exerting so much energy to keep your pace but in either case, be sensible.
