Sentence examples for have been exerting from inspiring English sources
"A strong feminist attitude exists here, and some students have been exerting a lot of pressure to change the houses," Nina Ellerman, assistant director of public affairs, said.
Although ownership in the stock market today appears more widely dispersed than ever, individuals have been exerting less control over companies, Mr. Monks said.
I guess I'm familiar with the place your mind goes when you have been exerting yourself for a long time, it's agonizing and strangely therapeutic, and I wanted to try and capture that a little in this story.
It was also the Taliban's spiritual homeland throughout the hardline regime's reign of the 1990s, and the insurgents have been exerting increasing control in the city and the surrounding province.
The belief that there is a direct connection between the board of directors and organizational success has been gaining ground lately, evidenced by the pressure shareholder activists have been exerting on boards for transparency as well as the "zombie director" movement to remove underperforming directors from boards.
Big Chinese companies have been investing in media properties at a time when the country's authorities have been exerting greater control over the state-run news and social networking sites, as well as blocking access to overseas sites like Google and Facebook.
Perhaps they feel more scrutiny should have been exerted on them in their formative extremist years.
Israeli officials, meanwhile, appeared pleased that pressure that might have been exerted on them by the United States was deferred because of the uncertainty over the new Palestinian government.
Thus, extensive efforts have been exerted on both R&D and application levels to recover chromium for economic and environmental concerns.
After a half century of investigation, it now seems reasonable to concede that a cult of the apostles existed there about 260 ce, though Christian influence may have been exerted as early as 200 ce.
