Sentence examples for going to be exerted from inspiring English sources

I know Schalk Burger [South Africa's flanker] has talked to you about the fact that, after this tournament, massive political pressure is going to be exerted to pick a Springbok side based more on colour rather than merit.

Given Africa's wanting ICT grid and sheer enormity, it's going to be a long haul before Netflix scales to market or exerts its anticipated influence.

I then had to look into protection overseas – my sales plans were not going to be limited to the UK, which is a fraction of the global market – and was able to obtain this through exerting design rights.

There is a lot of influence to be exerted here on the candidates to make sure they do what they said they were going to do".

"Public pressure has to be exerted in order to bring about decisive political action," he said.

But after June 30, if all goes according to plan, the United States will be exerting such pressure not as an occupier but as a friendly outside power that happens to have 100,000 troops on the ground.

In addition to voices, the women's movement is going to need muscle, the kind now being exerted on Augusta National, home of the Masters.

The bad guys are going to claim that you're exerting your influence whether you do anything or not, so why not give them something to really scream about?

All of the talk is of how Chinese money is going to start to exert gravitational pull over Hollywood.

It is unclear what China's position would be on a Microsoft-Yahoo merger, but it could be the first big test of how it is going to exert its new regulatory muscles.

Egyptians are going to have to exert maximum commitment — over decades — to get this right.