Sentence examples similar to exert full influence from inspiring English sources

That they did not, is evidence that their manager Martin O'Neill has yet to exert his full influence over the club he took over last summer.

Whereas tree thinking has permeated much of professional evolutionary biology, it has yet to exert its full influence among nonscientists.

Suggestions and recommendations made on the survey result will improve the care provided to women and children of young age with full family and community participation, and will exert important influence in the full utilization of resources.

Only David Cameron, the prime minister, George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, and perhaps Steve Hilton, a back-room strategist, exert more influence across the full spectrum of policy areas and departments of state.

He said the existing British-led force would exert more influence when it reached its full strength of 4,500 troops by the end of February.

The reluctance to offer a full-blown endorsement suggests that the candidates are looking for ways to exert that influence before they fade into the background of the coming fight between Mr. Romney and Mr. Obama.

The combines also exert an influence.

Otherwise Mr. Crosby is to exert no influence on the company.

Nevertheless, he continued to exert important influence on government policy.

Not that he expects to exert much influence.

Nobody seriously doubts that movies exert some influence.