Sentence examples for exerted late from inspiring English sources

Giroud apologised to his team-mates who had to battle with 10 men for most of the second half and were left clinging on for victory as QPR exerted late pressure having scored through Charlie Austin's 79th minute penalty.

Munster exerted late pressure but replacement JJ Hanrahan was wide with a drop-goal attempt and then his last-gasp penalty from the half-way line, after Sean Doyle had infringed in the scrum, fell just short.

Because our analyses suggested that the vast majority of met1's transcriptional effects are exerted late in the larval period, we used genes that were differentially expressed between met1 mex/mex and met1 mex/Att hybrids at 112 DPH to identify biological processes associated with met1.

England had recovered from a 12-4 deficit but an error-strewn performance allowed Italy a chance to exert late pressure.

The Ivorians exerted some late pressure but Colombia fended them off to win.

As the Netherlands exerted some late pressure, Navas turned away a low drive from Van Persie and the Manchester United striker failed to make contact with a fine Sneijder cross.

Second, if we are to measure the effects of diet on health, we have to consider that those effects may be exerted early, late, or in between.

A similar role was assigned to the gene product of C2, which, in complex with host proteins, exerts late promoter activity, probably, as indicated in this report, by interacting with IR CP.

Having been largely dormant for months, the big donors and secretive groups that spent more than $600 million to influence the 2004 election are beginning to exert some late-season muscle.

One of the most important contributions of Calle and Sigalho is the enormous influence they have exerted on the latest generation of practitioners, including groups such as Utero, fronted by a fervent, intense young actor named Miguel Moreira.

But a theory developed to justify the approach — the "common disease, common variant" hypothesis — held that some mutations exerted their bad effects late in life, after people had had their children, and had become common because natural selection was powerless to act against them.