Sentence examples for even exerting from inspiring English sources

The MetroStars then began to neutralize the Dallas offense, even exerting some offensive pressure.

It is worth to mention, however, that the hormones may be affecting the expression of other clock genes, such as Per2 or Bmal1, or even exerting a posttranslational effect.

Mr. Bloomberg's approach has even exerted an influence at the national level.

Meanwhile, Islamic conservatives, including forces within the powerful Revolutionary Guard, reclaimed influence following the widespread crackdowns on reformists and found they could even exert muscle over Khamenei.

But some said the interrogation further diminished the prospects that he would be able to cultivate a protégé to run in the 2013 presidential elections or even exert any political influence after his term expires.

It was eagerly embraced by the meistersingers, bourgeois successors to the courtly minnesingers, and even exerted an influence on the structure of 15th- and early 16th-century German part-songs.

Recent studies have demonstrated that these new online contacts can be important informational resources, and can even exert significant influence on individuals' behavior in various contexts.

A sequence of various short-term catastrophic events could even exert an irreversible effect on landscape evolution and occasionally trigger cardinal restructuring of environments.

Baseball's wealthiest owner doesn't even exert much control over his club: Hiroshi Yamauchi, the man who built Nintendo into a global power, is worth some $4.6 billion.

As for logic, al-Farabi even exerted a stronger influence over Medieval Jewish philosophy, which was apparently almost like that exerted by the most highly reputed, "official" commentator of Aristotelian logic: Averroes.

Another idea Inception director Christopher Nolan based his movie on was lucid dreaming, in which the sleeper is aware he is dreaming and can even exert some control over the dream.