Sentence examples for got to exert from inspiring English sources
"You've got to exert energy," former NSA director Michael Hayden told conservative media outlet Newsmax.
It also gets to exert control over how those vegetables are grown and how the meat is fed.
But it does like leaks when it chooses to leak, as then it gets to exert influence over the media, and thus potentially shape the public narrative.
It almost seemed as if he felt he should not have to exert himself to get what he wanted, that it should simply come to him because he was Scotty Reston.
The only energy you have to exert is to get off the couch to open your door and grab your meal.
Instead, companies have to exert significant resources to get users to sign up and potentially pay for the product they are selling.
As things are, candidates get let off too easy & do not have to exert themselves mentally as much as an applicant for admission to a preparatory school.
"I used to be a complete bookworm, but I can't really read anymore because I have to exert so much energy to get through a passage.
Egyptians are going to have to exert maximum commitment — over decades — to get this right.
I have to exert myself and really say, oh God, I've got to see my friends cos I'm too content being by myself.
