Sentence examples for exerting in from inspiring English sources

If anything, the return to precrisis leverage levels and the strength borrowers are already exerting in negotiations shows that last year's financial overhaul may not be enough.

Part of the reason the European Union and United States regulators are considering allowing more noncocoa butter into what is legally called chocolate is the pressure large chocolate companies are exerting in order to cut their costs by substituting much less expensive vegetable fats.

Yet his ideas had a significant impact on the researches subsequently carried out on the topic, exerting in particular a decisive influence on Peirce and Spencer.

In the particulate two-phase boundary layer flow with disturbance exerting in the entrance of boundary layer, the discrete vortex model and one-way coupling method are employed to compute particle velocities and trajectories, and wall erosion caused by particle impacts.

At the 2013 White House Correspondents Dinner the comedian poked fun at the fast changing American demographics, especially the heavy influence Latinos are exerting in it.

Love that, Not Man Apart from that... What Jeffers is exerting in the whole poem is how the only truly ugly thing is mankind severed from himself and the same things mankind is made of, which is quite literally everything.

Even so, Mr. Rove, 50, is integrating himself into a broadened Bush political operation because he has succeeded in exerting influence in and outside the White House.

How much pressure can voters exert in those months?

It would destroy any credibility that this country tried to exert in support of human rights.

This influence is exerted in myriad ways – some obvious, some less so.

But executives find the kind of power they exert in those companies hard to yield.