Sentence examples for been exerting from inspiring English sources
verb
To put in vigorous action.
- I exerted myself in today's training.
"It is progressing, and we've been exerting pressure on Delcon".
There's a danger of dehydration when you've been exerting yourself, he said.
NTV is deeply indebted to Gazprom, and the Kremlin has been exerting pressure on Mr. Gusinsky through the gas company.
"If you haven't been exercising and you haven't been exerting yourself, this is not the time to start," Phillips said.
Later, it emerged that Downing Street has been exerting pressure on large businesses to speak out about the negative impacts of independence.
Lippi's players arrived in Germany under the cloud of allegations that Juventus, Milan (Gattuso's club), Lazio and Fiorentina had been exerting influence over Serie A's pool of referees.
Pressure had again been exerted from the usual quarters.
American leadership may be decisive, but has not been exerted.
Both men, it seemed, were exerting themselves.
The European Union is exerting a strong gravitational pull.
"They're exerting all the pressure they can".
