Sentence examples for before exerting from inspiring English sources

It took four games to find a combination that worked, or at least one that would not spot the opponent a 20-point lead before exerting some effort.

Due to mucus protective role and its fast turnover, these drug molecules end up being removed from the body before being absorbed and, thus, before exerting any physiologic affect.

Most politicians have to be elected before exerting their influence on policy.

Rain had delayed play until 1400 BST but the pair showed patience before exerting their authority against a toothless Sri Lankan attack.

The Ballon d'Or runner-up netted twice in the midweek Copa del Rey win against Getafe but was almost anonymous in the first half before exerting more influence after the break.

Vitamin D is a hormone precursor, which before exerting its metabolic effects undergoes two successive hydroxylations.

Since I believe that an Israelis attack will occur on Iran BEFORE the US Presidential election, exerting tremendous pressure on Obama to support Israel or risk losing the entire American Jewish vote, it's logical that pressure is being exerted on the interventionists to get Assad out of the way - SOON, NOW! Don't kid yourself, the US CIAA) is all over Syria, just as it was in Libya.

The white paper is the result of the government, as many have before, attempting to exert control over the nation's 93-year-old broadcaster and finding fewer people than it expected on its side.

Caution should be exerted before dismissing as asymptomatic patients with mild hyponatremia since a meticulous examination will in fact almost always unmask subtle neurocognitive deficiencies.

Further study showed that even if the TCR transgenic CD4 T cells have been activated 24 hours before, MLC could exert similar inhibitory function (Figure 4b).

According to the literature reported before, QCT exerted its biological functions, by involving IP3 receptor, β-glucosidase, PAFR, COX2, nitric oxide synthase, and (K_{ATP}^+) channels.