Sentence examples for has exerted that from inspiring English sources

Cohen can trot out the "plausible deniability" line all he likes, but there is little doubt that ExxonMobil has exerted that kind of control, too.

Yet such is the hold London has exerted that Alistair, one cold winter's night at the end of 2012, put logic to one side and decided to lay some of those ghosts to rest.

Photographed in widescreen black and white by the great Sacha Vierny, "Marienbad" has a visual texture that has exerted an influence over everything from Roger Corman's Edgar Allan Poe adaptations to Ridley Scott's commercials.

Yet it's the striking red home kit that has exerted a hypnotic hold over a generation.

NVP-BEZ235 (BEZ235) is a novel, orally bioavailable dual PI3K/mTOR inhibitor that has exerted a positive effect on autophagy.

One of the reasons EPA has exerted such efforts is that hospital-acquired infections are a serious threat to public health.

It goes without saying that mathematics has exerted widespread influence on 20th-century art.

There is no argument that Eric Harrison has exerted the more enduring influence.

Executives at the MTV cable channel have bridled over the control that Paramount has exerted over what films MTV makes.

Few writers have managed to exercise the kind of control that Bennett has exerted over his public image.

The results show that resettlement has exerted significant effects on plant species diversity, both temporally and spatially.