Sentence examples for have exerted it from inspiring English sources

In the second variant, Janette's psychology is such that, if effort had been required to make the donation, she would not have exerted it.

In the first variant of the case, Janette's psychology is such that, if effort had been required to make the donation, Janette would have exerted it.

When the words of McGinley and Harrington were put to him, however, he was forced to confirm the true extent of his influence, and the care with which he had exerted it over players who are used to making their own decisions.

And what was needed was a reason it had exerted its effect.

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.

Still, it is open to doubt whether it would have exerted this influence were it not for its poetry.

What determines whether Janette would have exerted more effort, had it been required, is whether she would have had a sufficiently strong pro-moral desire to donate had there been some barrier to making the donation.

We have exerted enough efforts and now it is in the hands of our other brothers, and eventually it is in the hands of the Iraqi people to decide".

Then, as if it had tired of a television serial, America lost interest, and the influence it might have exerted in Afghanistan's future was wielded instead by others, including Mr. bin Laden.

By the very nature of it they have exerted enormous control over the community.

Ranieri can rarely have exerted so great an influence or done such harm with it.