Sentence examples for exert a future from inspiring English sources

The sequestration's automatic spending cuts have not yet appeared in economic data and there are fears it could exert a future drag on the economic recovery.

A bigger navy will give India the means with which to defend its own expanding energy imports and perhaps to exert leverage in a future confrontation by threatening China's.

Still, "as long as the arrangement is disclosed and the hedge funds don't exert any future control over the nominees, it is unlikely that this violates any state or federal law.

First, as long as the arrangement is disclosed and the hedge funds don't exert any future control over the nominees, it is unlikely that this violates any state or federal law.

Point-of-care testing, accelerated microbiological diagnostics, decision support systems and networked IT systems are all key developments that will exert an impact on future critical care practice.

But events, when they happen, exert a force on the future.

The second factor is variety among the students: students' learning and their grades or schools may be closely related, and since community exposure is multi-factorial this alone cannot exert a major effect on the future roles of health-care professionals.

A future study is granted to delineate the different possible mechanisms by which MSP68 can exert its positive effect on improving neutrophil-related organ injury in sepsis.

But they also wield large stakes in the company, and are likely to exert a lot of influence over Detroit's future.

I hope that he will exert a good deal of influence on the future of the Republican Party which, on the whole, I believe to be good and honorable and committed to liberal democratic values.

A major question is what kind of influence Britain will now be able to exert on future negotiations in Europe over financial and other matters.