Sentence examples for exert more of from inspiring English sources

But about five years ago she decided that the island should exert "more of an effort to show the world that we exist," she said.

I need you to take all the overheads and volleys, and I'll just get out of the way.' Now, he was the more potent volleyer, and he's asking me, his younger brother, to exert more of my presence.

Real started to exert more of an influence after this, midfielder Juanito started to cause Liverpool problems with his passing.

Borussia began to exert more of an influence on the game after Liverpool's goal, however they were unable to equalise before the end of the first half.

In this spirit, individual museums in China, particularly art museums, are exerting more of their own leadership and relying less on central authorities to approve what they can send and show abroad.

Complete list of variable loadings is available in Additional file 3. The loadings for the variables that comprise the sociodemographic domain also varied by RUCC code (Table  9), indicating some variables were more influential in urban settings while others exerted more of an effect on the domain score in rural counties.

If so, then it should be possible to design a study that measures subjects' weight satisfaction, BMI, and health status.[ 38] One could then ascertain the relative contribution of BMI and body weight satisfaction to health status to ascertain which exerts more of an effect.

"But the second part of the discussion needs to be, how do we exert more control of the border?" He said one challenge would be to make sure that "the wrong people and items" are not moving back and forth across the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan.

In our previous study, we had already found that hypermethylation of promoter was an important mechanism in PPAR-γ gene silencing and synchronous methylation of the two CpG islands might exert more powerful inhibition of gene transcription.

For this time period, do not exert more than around 50% of the level of effort (weight, distance and speed) that caused the muscle groups to be sore.

Mothers who are worried about the quality of their child's diet might also be expected to exert more pressure, but perceptions of diet quality were not assessed in this study.