Sentence examples for exerted and kept from inspiring English sources

Preload (1 g) was exerted and kept constant throughout the experiment.

In an Antarctic study, Taylor (1957) found that the greatest pull a team could exert and keep a sledge moving was 135 kg.

She continued to exert her influence over them and kept them on track with their education.

That Jim Lehrer: he sure knows how to exert his will and keep a potentially unruly crowd in line.

You're not a loser for partying yourself out, the vast majority of accidents happen when people exert themselves physically and keep on going just to look "cool" to their mates.

Anyone could see, all the way back in December, the only party on whom pressure could and would be exerted to keep Geneva III going was the moderate rebels.

Housewife in the White House With all of the energy exerted to keep terrorists out of the United States, Homeland Security let under their radar a more imminent threat: reality stars.

But there are also deep suspicions that Pakistan's military and intelligence service use Mr. Haqqani's force to exert influence in Afghanistan, and keep India at bay.

He was also named by senior civil servant Andrew McCormick, in a PAC hearing, as the adviser who exerted influence to keep the scheme open - although Dr McCormick said he had no evidence for his claim.

Increasing the amount of energy you exert helps to wake up your digestive tract and keep your digestive system functioning properly.

This additive is necessary to densify mud and keeps the desired the hydrostatic pressure exerted by the DF in the drillpipe column and annulus.