Sentence examples for exert greater influence from inspiring English sources

Did some countries exert greater influence than others?

He was deputy leader of the party for the first three and half years of the coalition government because he believed he could exert greater influence.

While most PACs have historically been associated with businesses or unions, in the early 21st century new kinds of PACs began to exert greater influence.

But it erupted in the wake of repeated efforts by the Mayor to exert greater influence over the districts, which span sections of all five boroughs.

Both Russia and China face this problem as they attempt to exert greater influence even in their traditional spheres of influence. in the Taiwan Strait.

That's possible, although institutional investors, for example, managing the pensions of individuals can be more stable owners and, at least in theory, exert greater influence on company management.

Both, in turn, exert great influence on the power output.

Your article implies that the professors interviewed exert great influence over students.

I thought the editors of scientific journals could exert great influence here.

On legislation concerning criminal law, the courts and the judiciary, they often exert great influence.

But Mr Jiang, 76, has installed allies on the standing committee and is expected to exert great influence.