Sentence examples for does it exert from inspiring English sources

What control and influence does it exert beyond its safe havens in south-west Asia?

If "Spotlight" feels dogged in its procedure, then why does it exert such command?

And what sort of strategic advantage does it exert for Microsoft and its browser?

Thus, it appears that exercise-induced fatigue does not selectively influence the release or maintenance of visual fixation, nor does it exert a general effect on the mechanisms underlying the disengagement and re-engagement of visual attention.

17 Why are great weights and bodies of considerable size split by a small wedge, and why does it exert great pressure?

Does dark energy exert itself evenly throughout the Universe--as suggested by Einstein's cosmological constant--or does it exert a differential effect?

Not only does it exerts extensive effects on fatty acid metabolism (Clark, 1981, Nunn et al., 1983, Hughes et al., 1988), but also regulates acetate metabolism (iclR) (Gui et al., 1996, Maloy & Nunn, 1981) and stress response (uspA) (Farewell et al., 1998).

Not only did it exert a powerful influence over Gentile's contemporaries and successors, from Masolino, Fra Angelico and Uccello to Jacopo Bellini and Domenico Veneziano, but it also was returned to for inspiration by artists decades later, including Leonardo and Michelangelo.

Furthermore, the peptide displayed no hemolytic activity, nor did it exert membrane permeabilising effects on human epithelial cells.

Co-expression of NCS-1 did not alter the basal phosphorylation state of NFAT-GFP compared with control transfected cells nor did it exert a detectable effect on NFAT-GFP dephosphorylation/nuclear translocation after sustained elevation of [Ca2+]i during single endpoint and acute time course analyses.

"And what does this do?" "It exerts a firm but comfortable pressure on the body, from the shoulders to the knees," Temple said.