Sentence examples for capacity to exert from inspiring English sources

Much recent research suggests that willpower--the capacity to exert self-control--is a limited resource that is depleted after exertion.

The armed forces thus became a powerful force with a capacity to exert pressure on society and the state.

Proponents of these therapies argue that these very sick patients harbored "unhelpful beliefs" that they had an organic illness that limited their capacity to exert themselves.

Islam's capacity to exert such a powerful hold over its growing number of followers left 12th-century Europe baffled and insecure about its own certainties.

Overall, some compounds demonstrated capacity to exert a multiple action by hitting three- (7d) or four- (8d, 8f) pathophysiological targets of AD.

In contact with body fluids, these scaffolds show flexibility and capacity to exert pressure into the bone defect of the patient and be easily handled by the surgeon.

What does brain science tell us about addicts' capacities to exert self control and to be held criminally responsible?

The present capacity of Turkey to exert influence over its expatriates should induce European states to better integrate Turks.

In domestic North American markets, low-cost operators, which now account for 30% of seat capacity, would continue to exert downward price pressure.

I think the capacity of Iran to exert influence over Shiite leaders in Iraq was underestimated.

We also provide a first insight into the capacity of TG1050 to exert an antiviral effect.