Sentence examples for exert big from inspiring English sources

Importantly, these rare mutations exert big effects on neurological development and function.

The economic reverse is opening up spare capacity on a scale that will exert big downward pressure on prices even though the steep fall in the value of the pound has made imports dearer.Indeed, the main purpose of quantitative easing is not to send the money supply into orbit but to stop it from crashing.

Evolutionary dynamics of this subfamily in angiosperms indicates that environmental factors might exert big influence on these enzymes.

With the natural affinity of albumin to tumor cells, it enables paclitaxel to be concentrated in cancer lesion to exert bigger anti-neoplastic effect.

The high turnout showed the continuing polarization of Polish society, with Mr. Komorowski winning support from the cities and the young, while Mr. Kaczynski's support came from the small towns and villages where the Roman Catholic Church, a strong supporter of Law and Justice, still exerts big influence.

They had the sole power to put forward possible compromises, and could therefore exert a big influence on the outcome.

Apart from the earlier interview the obvious starting point was Jane's considerable body of work, and it quickly became evident that this would exert a big influence on the aesthetic of the film.

These cities house many migrant entrepreneurs who exert a big, but often unknown, influence on the urban economy.

Historically, a great deal of sea ice tended to survive the summer there, exerting a big influence on the reflectivity, or albedo, of the planet.

Sweden is undertaking a two-year study of the social effects of a 30-hour workweek -- proving that Thorstein Veblen and his theories about the leisure class still exert a bigger pull on the European imagination than Adam Smith does.

He knows that Mr Berlusconi, who is not in cabinet but exerts a big influence over it, will pull the plug on the government as soon as he knows he has the votes.