Sentence examples for has exerted much from inspiring English sources

Yes, we understand Belichick is human (mostly because no robot would dress that badly), but he has exerted much energy over the years in showing no proof of it.

As mentioned earlier, preschool attendance is almost universal for young children in Hong Kong and there is a tradition of academic-orientation in Hong Kong's kindergartens despite the fact that government has exerted much effort to promote child-centered, less didactic early childhood education.

As it was said of William Jennings Bryan, his onetime ally, probably no man in civil life has exerted so much terror without taking life.

Already, the gun lobby has exerted so much pressure on Republicans and red-state Democrats that the Democrats have dropped an assault weapons ban.

9 Whether salt reduction has exerted its maximum effect by 4 5 weeks is not known, but much evidence would suggest that this is unlikely.

Bringing freshness to "The Fellowship of the Ring" is a much harder task, given the 50 years of influence it has exerted on the genre.

The influence it can and has exerted.

It has exerted a perennial popular appeal.

That, in turn, has exerted massive strain on our politics.

Other shareholders grumble that they have exerted too much influence.

Having exerted so much energy trying to pull away from Wanjiru, Kebede was spent.