Sentence examples for exerted on every from inspiring English sources
When I ran up to him and put a comforting hand on his arm, I smelled his alcoholic breath and felt the abandoned force of his grief, mingled with the electrical charge of the physical attraction he exerted on every woman he met.
Through Congress the tourism industry can bring enormous pressure to bear upon such a slender reed in the executive branch as the poor old Park Service, a pressure which is also exerted on every other possible level--local, state, regional--and through advertising and the well-established habits of a wasteful nation". He proposes: "No more cars in national parks.
One significant advantage of the latter approach is the complete control that the user exerts on every sub-step of the model construction; the reconstructed network and the input parameters for simulation all reside in a spreadsheet format that constitutes a detailed, intuitive and easily accessible overview of all reactions, metabolites, genes and simulation parameters.
But in both cases, the unanimous decisions by council members represent recognition of the incredible pressures that rising property values and gentrification have exerted on virtually every corner of the city in recent years.
In certain cases, the toxic effect requires a genetic predisposition and thus affects only a restricted number of individuals; in other instances, the toxic effect is exerted on the hematopoietic system of every person.
Reformers worries about influence exerted on the legislative process by outside groups are not limited to this one case.
Sensors measure the pressures exerted on individual notes.
What are the forces exerted on this pendulum?
Pressure has to be exerted on the Russian regime.
Calculate the force, in newtons, exerted on the car.
The fluid pressure exerted on the top of the object is less than that exerted on the bottom; the resulting pressure-gradient force pushes the object upward, counteracting the downward force rVg exerted on the object by gravity.
