Sentence examples for exerted little from inspiring English sources

Like others on the LID board, I exerted little influence.

In the postwar era, most shareholders were individual investors who held on to stocks for ages and exerted little pressure on companies.

But even in those parts of the world, the West foremost, where Communism exerted little direct political impact, Marxism remained a potent source of ideas.

The half dozen churches that survived never entered the mainstream of American Baptist life and exerted little influence upon its development.

Although communists held leadership positions in several anti-Vietnam War organizations during the 1960s and '70s, they exerted little sway in the U.S. labour movement.

Its core area was directly administered by Hayam Wuruk, and the vast outlying territory acknowledged his supremacy, but he exerted little direct control over it.

The scan rate exerted little-effect on this GCE copolymer film, revealing the film's excellent electroactive adherent properties.

Close together, quarks exert little force on one another.

But these crossovers then exert little sway within their own parties.

Where the father is master to seemingly loyal, though not apolitical "natives", his son exerts little authority.

One reason is that Yemen's government can exert little control over some of its remote and lawless regions.