Sentence examples for exerting more from inspiring English sources

Over the last few weeks, the globalists have seemed to be exerting more influence over Trump.

Mr. Vance said he made no apologies for exerting more control over prosecutors.

But other analysts point to a number of factors that may be exerting more persistent restraint on spending.

Lend Lease says it is taking a mildly aggressive investment strategy, exerting more control while also assuming more risks.

As the parliament's powers grow, its political groupings are exerting more control over their members, just as in national legislatures.

Mr. Walcott began exerting more influence on school administration while she struggled to conquer a steep learning curve.

Even if you're not a manic mosher, you'll be exerting more effort than you realise simply by being on your feet day and night.

She should start by exerting more discipline within her own party, as she is belatedly threatening to do by pulling her state premiers into line.

Lancashire were still in the game when Stephen Parry, exerting more control than his fellow left-arm spinner Simon Kerrigan, had Kane Williamson stumped down the legside and Andrew Gale hoiking to midwicket, leaving Yorkshire 163 for three.

With even the basics — establishing proper control over the crash site, getting a serious investigation up and running — still undone, you might think that the international community would be exerting more pressure on Russian President Vladimir Putin.

In this spirit, individual museums in China, particularly art museums, are exerting more of their own leadership and relying less on central authorities to approve what they can send and show abroad.