Sentence examples for exerting enough from inspiring English sources

Twenty-one years later, Mercury is still the rock star's rock star, exerting enough magnetism to reel in new fans who are too young to remember him firsthand.

But human rights advocates have linked the Olympics with violence in the Darfur region of Sudan and have accused Mr. Bush of giving his imprimatur to a country that, in their view, is not exerting enough influence as a major buyer of Sudanese oil to stop what the White House has termed a genocide.

However, in some cases, the problem may not lay in not exerting enough mental effort but in the wording of survey questions making it easy for some respondents to express their probability beliefs.

Both appeared sturdy enough but there was no chance of getting the beam under the axle, and he knew that the possibility of he and the man exerting enough pressure to lift the entire side of a fairly large car was of course nil.

"We simply have not exerted enough pressure," Coughlin said.

Yet Mr Vickers frets that European courts may not exert enough discipline on the commission's future actions in this area.

Japanese investigators noted that the autopilot in Boeing cockpits automatically disengages if the pilot exerts enough force on the control column.

Karzai concluded that the U.S. would never exert enough pressure on Islamabad and tried to bring the Taliban back to Afghanistan through secret talks without Pakistan's knowledge.

Moreover, he felt criticised on the issue of African-American solidarity and also for having allegedly failed to exert enough raunchy heterosexiness.

The ice sheets on Greenland and Antarctica are immense, and it turns out they exert enough gravitational pull to draw a substantial amount of ocean water toward them.

But a Russian official can always exert enough pressure on any public event to make it conform with any demand — or be canceled.