Sentence examples for greater exert from inspiring English sources

"Concentrations of alcohol of fifty per cent (a hundred proof) or greater exert a depressant effect on absorption," Harold E. Himwich, director of research at the Galesburg State Research Hospital, in Illinois, has recently noted.

The chain has been criticised for its use of the contracts, which became emblematic of harsher working terms and greater pressure exerted on employees in the last parliament.

–greater pressure exerted on voters by local authorities in Russia's remoter regions.

Live video streaming applications have gained great popularity among users but exert great pressure on video servers and the Internet.

This amplifies virulence as well: the Jew, for the anti-Semite, is not just a danger, but the greatest danger exerting the greatest powers.

The maximum force was defined as the greatest force exerted for each mask in a single step.

Certain people can exert greater motor control over their voice than others.

With the Motorola acquisition, Google, too, could exert greater control over its products.

Also, a rural community tends to exert greater social incentives against crime, the main one being shame.

It can exert greater economic and diplomatic pressure on the regime, or mobilize allies in joint actions.

However, CD28 CARs exert greater cytotoxic effects on T cells than do CD137 CARs.