Sentence examples for going to exert from inspiring English sources
Sadly, I don't see that happening.The other possibility is that tightening labour markets simply aren't going to exert much inflationary pressure on the economy.
"I'm not going to handicap what position we want to be in at the end, but we are going to exert every weapon at our disposal, on the ground and in the air".
"Any corporation with a half-decent political operation is going to exert its influence by laundering its money through an intermediary like the Chamber or Crossroads to prevent the kind of blowback that occurred when Target's contributions became known," said Mr. Ryan, referring to two prominent nonprofit groups that have spent millions in this election.
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.
The emails we obtained through a Public Information Act request show that Perdue profits from chicken sold in California and Michigan are going to exert inappropriate power over O'Malley through intense lobbying efforts on everything from poultry litter incineration to the cases that a university law clinic engages in.
You might as well not be doing this if you aren't going to exert enough effort to get that herb flavor on your food; Go use a brush, lazy.
All of the talk is of how Chinese money is going to start to exert gravitational pull over Hollywood.
Egyptians are going to have to exert maximum commitment — over decades — to get this right.
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.
But throughout Kent's 20 years at the Tricycle he has regularly seen his work go on to exert an influence on public opinion and policy-making.
But going to college often exerts a reassuring influence on you -- a touch of invincibility, an abundance of pride and apparent knowledge that a glorious career awaits us.
