Sentence examples for exert was from inspiring English sources

A particular illustration of the power that myths continue to exert was provided as late as the 1940s by the belief in the existence of an Aryan racial group, separate from and superior to the Semitic group.

But how much influence the Influences book, and the fabric trade show, exert, is hard to assess.

Hierarchies are widespread in healthcare, and the level of influence hybrid middle managers are able to exert is dependent on a number of personal and professional circumstances.

As John Pfaff demonstrates in his recent book, "Locked In," one grave result of the tremendous leverage that prosecutors exert is the rise of mass incarceration.

Jurisdiction, that which a competent court may exert, is the power to hear and determine a suit in court.

(Besides, any amount of effort you have to exert is what keeps the crowds away).

The only energy you have to exert is to get off the couch to open your door and grab your meal.

When ICI House was opened a fortnight from Christmas, the fascination it exerted was more obviously wholesome.

The orthogonal force and torque exerted was measured for each arm.

It was found that for each step within glycolysis, the average control exerted was near zero.

The force exerted was recorded from four sequential tests, averaged at 1 min apart.