Sentence examples for exert a form from inspiring English sources
That North Korea has sought to acquire H-bomb technology is beyond doubt, as is its frequently demonstrated ability to exert a form of international blackmail.
In this sense, French organizational constituents mediate the various initiatives suggested to them by their environment and exert a form of autonomous regulation.
But in so doing, the French president faces a complex political challenge: his success depends ultimately less on his ability to conduct reforms and more on his capacity to exert a form of leadership that mobilizes the goodwill of those that are most skeptical about change.
Herbert exerted a form of strong pessimism, a readiness to work without hope in the service of a cause long defeated.
Do these primitive features exert a primitive form of causality, additional to the forms exerted at the level of basic physics?
Kamande explained the Mungiki's version of campaigning: For the low cost of 100,000 Kenyan shillings (about $1,000), officials can hire 30 to 50 men who will pay a visit to a neighborhood to exert a brutal form of political influence.
Heterochromatin exerts a heritable form of eukaryotic gene repression and contributes to chromosome segregation fidelity and genome stability.
Such a framework would advise policy makers to try and influence (i.e., to nudge) citizens toward desired behaviours, rather than by enforcing them, or renouncing to exert any form of influence.
Nitrogen (N) fertilization exerted a yield-forming effect up to a rate of 240 kg ha−1 in both analyzed cultivars of WOR.
The steel workpiece is pulled by friction into the roll gap, which is smaller than the cross section of the workpiece, so that both rolls exert a pressure and continuously form the piece until it leaves the roll gap with a smaller section and increased length.
A lot of the work has to do with raising this question: is simply choosing or exerting some sort of preference a form of production or making?" --Jonah Wolf.
