Sentence examples for exert so much from inspiring English sources

But then, there has rarely been a need for James to exert so much authority.

What about Mitt Romney and the ultraconservatives who now exert so much influence in his campaign?

So why did Mr. Haeberlin and his longtime right-hand man, Daniel Rederstorff, exert so much influence on their juniors?

"I used to be a complete bookworm, but I can't really read anymore because I have to exert so much energy to get through a passage.

He said the five companies had just 20percentt of the power market and thus would be unable to exert so much control over it.

In other words, reintroduce the uncontrollable, the dirt, the bacteria we exert so much energy expunging -- only do so in a highly controlled fashion.

Having exerted so much energy trying to pull away from Wanjiru, Kebede was spent.

"But the U.S. exerts so much power; to ignore it is like swimming upstream".

His face, still ruddy after he exerted so much energy during his performance, showed no emotion.

It was unrealistic that the younger boy could have exerted so much influence on the older one, the parents said.

After the acquisition, she exerted so much influence that some Penguin editors said their company was "putnamized".