Sentence examples for exerted itself as from inspiring English sources

Venezuela's regional influence has also waned, following a period when its economy struggled and neighboring Brazil exerted itself as the continent's powerhouse.

Your body is no longer having to exert itself as much as it had in the past to complete the exact same routine.

But the rock doesn't exert itself as a result of all this "thinking".

The present experimental investigation of pronominal reference provides an additional new paradigm of data in support of the view presented in Yang et al. (1999, 2003) that syntax does have the potential to exert itself as a force in the computation of anaphoric relations in Chinese and that a default subject bias exists in the linking of pronouns with their antecedents.

Nationalism once again exerts itself as a primal force in global affairs, with America and the West challenged by a rising Russia, Iran, India, Turkey and Brazil.

In the red states of the South, where the Democrats have been fighting a valiant rearguard action, gravity appears to be exerting itself, with G.O.P. candidates such as Thom Tillis, Tom Cotton, and David Perdue benefiting from the strong anti-Obama sentiment among white voters.

And that churning mixture of excitement and nerves will exert itself again as he embarks on his own regular trip to the stadium.

However, McKie stressed this control is not exerted as strongly as it might be and the professional teams must perform better.

Then, it scrutinizes the narratives used by landscape actors to assess the channels through which such pressure is exerted, as well as its effectiveness.

How is it possible to highlight the strategies of control and oppression exerted, as well as the forms of contestation and resistance that are put in place?

These findings indicate a capacity for co-ordinating organic acid metabolism with ICl through the direct effect of organic acid pool size and they suggest that the effects may be exerted as much by Mal metabolites as by Mal itself.