Sentence examples for exerted with a from inspiring English sources

There are two schools of thought about staking, but in a garden like Glebe Cottage - where the planting ethos, as Derek Jarman would have put it, is decidedly "shaggy" - control should be exerted with a light touch, preventing descent into chaos while steering clear of any hint of regimentation.

Voluntary effort of the DM was exerted with a constant abduction of the arm against resistance (strap) at an angle of 40°.

This subjectively determined pressure, as with conventional lymph drainage, is exerted with a sliding motion over the course of lymphatic collectors up to the corresponding lymph node regions.

It is worth mentioning that we biased the displacement reading when φ = π/2 and the FS was exerted with a non-zero force.

Tells about the releasing from prison & accession to power of Mujib--Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, Prime Minister, & tells about the pressure India has & may try to exert, with a pro-Soviet emphasis.

When dealing with subjects as important as slavery, history has to be respected, intelligence and taste exerted, someone with a considerable brain at the wheel.

A new catalyst composed of Cu Zn Cr Al Ga oxides modified with supported Pd exerted a high activity with a high STY of methanol, 6700 g/l h.

They screamed when he fell on his bottom after over-exerting himself with a kick.

Minguzzi's women (e.g., "Woman Jumping Rope" [1954]) may exert themselves with a kind of playful abandon.

Then again, national security officials outside the White House may find it difficult to exert influence with a president who often alters major policies by tweet.

Scientists say the response could be "highly costly" - because they exert themselves with a limited blood supply.