Sentence examples for customarily exerted from inspiring English sources

The American Sound sessions represented a significant departure from the control customarily exerted by Hill and Range.

For that reason, any initiatives implemented to improve the energy use efficiency of large consumers of electricity who customarily exert maximum demand on the system, are a welcome relief to the stakeholders in the electricity supply industry.

Memory, however, exerted a pull.

Ekelöf exerted great influence on his contemporaries.

He exerted a calming influence.

In principle, the optical tweezers use force that are exerted by the intensity gradients in the strongly focused beam of light to trap and move the microscopic volume of matter, in which the optical force are customarily and may be described for a trapped mass/volume that give a viscous damping defined by the relationship equate optical force with Stokes force as follow [ 21, 22].

If the optimism that customarily grips investors is repeated around this November's poll it could put another $8 on the oil price.In this section The big squeeze The magic bullet First mover Autopsy Crude awakening Easy does it All his fault Flood barriers Correction: Ireland ReprintsIn 2011 the fundamentals of supply and demand are likely to exert more upward pressure on prices.

"You exert your feelings.

They exert executive leadership.

Chaos exerts its own power.

It also exerts strong effects on health.