Sentence examples for exerting the same from inspiring English sources
"It seems, however, that there may be other electronic devices exerting the same negative influence on sleep, such as PCs and mobile phones," said the study.
Because Mr. Gore felt so directed from an early age by his father, friends and family say that he has studiously avoided exerting the same pressure on his own children.
It flashes back and forth between time periods, exerting the same masterful command of tension and pacing (and your heart-rate) that Naughty Dog established in last year's full-length game.
It was once held in high regard for helping to usher out President Hosni Mubarak 10 months ago, but it is now increasingly criticized for exerting the same oppressive force as he once did.
So I set up a smaller experiment within my no-makeup challenge -- I have been exerting the same amount of confidence that I generally would with makeup, but this time, without any makeup.
And it's white liberals who will so skillfully disengage from the subject matter so as to see themselves only as spectators and not perpetrators capable of exerting the same macro and micro-aggressions endured by Chris (played by Daniel Kaluuya), at the hands of his white girlfriend's (Rose, played by Allison WIlliams) progressive middle-class family.
But private equity firms will want to exert the same influence over management decisions as elsewhere.
Can it continue to exert the same degree of influence in European security policy?
Intriguing as they may be, they simply do not exert the same fascination as Marseille.
Neither London nor Rome exerts the same mythic force in British or Italian cinema.
