Sentence examples for for exerting too much from inspiring English sources

Fannie Mae, which was previously known as the Federal National Mortgage Association, and Freddie Mac, which was the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, have been criticized by rivals for exerting too much influence over their regulators.

But stopping the state from exerting too much power over us demands another big change.

Neither player exerting too much energy to win their points.

They also felt his vise-like grip exerting too much pressure.

Critics of the intelligence community, both conservative and liberal, warned that unelected bureaucrats were exerting too much political power.

"This country was born in rebellion because the British government was exerting too much control over American lives.

Then he says the moneyed interests are exerting too much influence on the government -- and on some of the religious elite, too.

When I was eventually partnered with a 60-something man towards the end of the lesson, he repeatedly asked if he was exerting too much strength on me.

To prevent breakage, the line should be removed gently without exerting too much force.

Western leaders have been reluctant to exert too much pressure on Suu Kyi for fear of undermining the little progress Myanmar has made towards democracy.

There, a court rejected Uber's motion for summary judgment, finding that while drivers control when they work, Uber exerts too much control over how they work and how they are paid.