Sentence examples for has exerted so from inspiring English sources

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.

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

It was unrealistic that the younger boy could have exerted so much influence on the older one, the parents said.

By the end, they had exerted so much energy that both of their chests could be seen heaving from afar.

Having exerted so much pressure on the fourth evening, it was important that the bowlers did not allow batsmen of the calibre of Mark Boucher and Shaun Pollock to get away on the final morning.

The idea here is that when customers are presented with a large volume of text, they don't want to have exert so much effort just to understand what reviewers are saying.

It has exerted its influence so thoroughly that the government does not even know how many teachers there are — the union does the hiring, with jobs passed among family members like heirlooms — or even how many schools it has because they, too, are essentially run by the union.

For reasons not fully understood, SARS has exerted its heaviest toll so far on health care workers in third world countries like Vietnam where there are relatively few trained personnel.

So far, China has exerted political influence on precisely one question in Central Asia as far as I know that of Uighur nationalism.

Over the last decade or so, it seems, the management consultant has exerted an ever more exalted position in corporate life.