Sentence examples for exert some influence on from inspiring English sources

The fundamental idea is that at the macroscopic level a mathematical description of a certain process merely requires the incorporation of those other processes that exert some influence on the considered one.

Similarly, the congressional committees are able to exert some influence on the budget during its preparation.

"Germans probably think this award could exert some influence on China.

But they continue to exert some influence on the forecast for the time being.

"The midweek fact check (in the spirit of PolitiFact.com, which could even be hired for the job...) might, over time, exert some influence on the speakers on Sunday," he wrote.

Obviously "promote the general welfare" shouldn't serve as an excuse for the government to take control of literally every aspect of life, but I think I'm on solid ground in saying that the president does exert some influence on the economy and how actors within it function, and that this is appropriate.

Atmospheric moisture and dew point are thus expected to exert some influences on the skin condition [ 3, 20, 21].

The exhortation by the cleric, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, was significant because he had exerted some influence on past elections.

The effect of peatland margins and flooding also exerts some influence on higher Cu, S and Fe concentrations.

The accumulated voluminous theoretical and experimental data suggest that the isotopic composition of a crystal lattice exerts some influence on the thermal, elastic, and vibrational properties of crystals.

He exerts some influence on his parliament, I'm told, but nothing like Albert II, King of the Belgians (I do love the kingship of the people, not the country) who has, according to Dr Bierblier, "knocked heads together with tremendous satisfaction, and results".