Sentence examples for exert so much effort from inspiring English sources

The idea here is that when customers are presented with a large volume of text, they don't want to have exert so much effort just to understand what reviewers are saying.

Researchers say elite distance runners share several inborn physiological traits, including large hearts, an efficient way of moving and an ability to keep running when they are exerting so much effort that they are panting for breath, that make them faster than most recreational runners.

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

So much effort and so little reward!

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

DAVIS: You need to be religiously literate to understand politics in America, because religious groups exert so much influence.

Why go to so much effort?

"It doesn't take so much effort.

"The problem is it takes so much effort.

So much effort had gone into this already.

Why give  so much weight to a name,  and put so much effort into it?