Sentence examples for exert no more from inspiring English sources

But the hellbent characters exert no more control over their crazy behavior than does the author over his spastic style.

In this setting, the current study analysed data from a previously published double-blind, placebo-controlled, RCT that had found no significant effect over placebo on any of the endpoints [ 22] for the study treatment, which was therefore concluded to exert no more than placebo effects.

Yet these and other manifestations of the political-military power that steppe peoples could exert were no more than receding surges of a diminishing tide.

When I hear the term "hard-working", I feel the urge to make the case for laziness, or for exerting oneself no more than moderately.

"The governor continues to exert no leadership, only provides more theater," Charles Carrier, a spokesman for Mr. Silver, said.

I suspect I'm describing an experience familiar to many undergraduate linguists: the lose-lose bargain of being trapped in a torpid classroom for a few hours a week, in return for remaining anonymous and feeling no pressure to exert more than minimal effort.

Through him, the hard left is beginning to exert a more suffocating grip on our party.

First, American corporations exert far more political influence in the United States than their counterparts exert in their own countries.

No artist has exerted a more vast — and more liberating — effect on the audiovisual life of our times than has Godard.

There is no argument that Eric Harrison has exerted the more enduring influence.

And what if Washington and its allies are unable to exert more pressure on Pakistan, and India finds no alternative but to attack?