Sentence examples for exerting work from inspiring English sources

Their lives have become sedentary, with more hours spent in front of a television or computer than at play or doing physically exerting work.

Three months postoperatively resumption of physically exerting work (deliveries) was initiated.

We applied PCA to obtain a reduced set of traction force patterns which the cell used to exert mechanical work on the substrate.

I see the immense amount of energy some of my friends and family exert working out where they are going to live when their lease runs out.

Contrary to claims advanced by some theorists, my analysis suggests that specifically "cultural" boundaries, based on the deployment of refined or high-status knowledge, do indeed play a salient role at work, exerting a powerful effect on the outcome of workplace change in ways that skilled production workers find difficult to contest.

We mostly see Mandela at work, exerting power gracefully and compassionately, and there are no intimate revelations and no ambiguities or ironies.

For instance, if a problem is rated as being effective because it stimulates students to work hard, one would expect to observe students being involved in discussions, exerting effort on working on the problem, doing self-study, and persisting over a long period of time.

Further, deficits in executive functioning are commonplace, such as planning, organising, exerting self-control, working memory, and affect regulation.

Cage's work exerts an extraordinary influence on the work of contemporary composers throughout the world.

Why, conservatives ask, would people exert themselves, study more and work harder if they could not reap extra rewards from the effort?

Again you have this theme of the lost or stolen child, so central to Sendak's work, and exerting such a deep pull for all of us.