Sentence examples for exert vast from inspiring English sources

Look for a similar encounter with a corporate titan, the heads of one of those companies or banks that exert vast influence over the national or global economy, and you will struggle.

Defence lawyers will question how Mr Edwards could exert such vast control when he was not in office.

Michael Jordan, likely the most important American athlete since Muhammad Ali, has been criticized for failing to exert his vast influence on any cause greater than footwear.

Metal nerds may quite reasonably attribute the creation of thrash to the efforts of Motörhead, Venom and numerous obscure bands that added extra fire and a dash of snot to the heavy metal blueprint, but Metallica's debut album is the true starting point for a sub-genre that continues to exert a vast influence today.

But England could only exert their vast superiority in a professional manner - which they did in impressive fashion.

All the same, he became a magnetic figure for younger generations and exerted a vast influence on literature and other art forms.

It may seem hard to believe that this sort of petty small-group sociology exerts a vast influence on actual policy, and that it is actually responsible for millions of lost jobs.

TP53 exerts a vast array of extranuclear functions and therefore the cytoplasmic pool of TP53 cooperates with its nuclear counterpart to activate programmed cell death in response to certain cellular stresses.

IL-22 exerts a vast range of biological activities (Ouyang et al., 2011; Sonnenberg et al., 2011; Zenewicz et al., 2007).

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

Hefazat enjoys the support of millions of believers, thanks to the control it exerts over the vast majority of Qur'anic schools in Bangladesh.