Sentence examples for had not exerted from inspiring English sources

Researchers said that while they had shared information with the sponsor during the course of the study, the company had not exerted influence over the way it was conducted, except to offer advice on how to phrase questions to accurately gauge condom use.

But Mr Cameron insisted that ministers had not exerted any pressure on hospitals.

Preliminary experiments with mice infection showed that TAT-Hsp70 protein had not exerted any effect on the virus when they were mixed before intranasal infection (data not shown).

"We simply have not exerted enough pressure," Coughlin said.

The parent company of Moody's is 20percentt owned by Berkshire, but Mr. Buffett has not exerted any control over the company.

Then there's Khazri, a Tunisia winger signed from Bordeaux for £9m who has ensured the loss of Adam Johnson to a prison cell has not exerted too debilitating an on-field effect.

Many Americans, in the meantime, are outraged that the Obama administration has not exerted its supposed leverage, in the form of military aid, to pressure the Egyptian army to restore a democratic form of government.

Since then, riven by personal rivalries and lacking a coherent message, Labor, once Israel's dominant party and now the leader of the opposition, has not exerted much influence on Mr. Sharon's right-wing government to embrace the peace initiative, known as the road map.

The construction industry, however, has not exerted enough effort to systemically accumulate and use such knowledge.

The overall results showed that the socio-economic environment in Nigeria as constituted by government health expenditure, secondary school enrolment, and per-capita income have not exerted significantly on life expectancy in Nigeria.

None of this means, of course, that The Descent of Man has not exerted an immense influence on the sciences of human origins over the last century and a half.