Sentence examples for exert huge from inspiring English sources

His son runs Belize Bank in the Turks and Caicos.Meanwhile, Lord Ashcroft and his fortune continue to exert huge influence on British politics.

Some channels have attained enormous followings and are starting to exert huge influence.

In areas with large snow depths and low ground roughness the creeping and gliding snow cover can exert huge static loads (> 100 kN m− 1) on a narrow mast.

Barred from office In Italy, Berlusconi has nonetheless continued to exert huge sway on Italian politics and is turning his eye abroad.

After some effort I reached a comfort zone, which, in freeing me from needing to exert huge effort to control and protect, was a huge release and relief.

Global corporations are able to exert huge amounts of influence on developing nations by threatening to move their operations to another country that will meet their tax demands -- or, in the words of economist Léonce Ndikumana, a member of the Independent Commission and of the UN Committee on Development Policy, "almost blackmailing them".

Because of his weak heart, his lungs had become so ravenous for blood that they were now exerting huge pressure.

"Russia is currently exerting huge pressure over Bulgaria," said Tihomir Bezlov of the Centre for the Study of Democracy in Sofia.

Adopting Estelle, initially to protect the young girl from heartbreak but then using her to inflict heartbreak on Pip, she exerts huge control over other people's lives.

During the first half of the 20th century adults exerted huge effort to control adolescents – who, having been informed that they were special and separate, began in turn to wonder what that could mean.

They scored three tries in the first half and exerted huge pressure on the Australian scrum in the last quarter to earn the penalty try that took them so close yet again.