Sentence examples for have only exerted from inspiring English sources

After adjusting for the effect mediated through birth weight these constructs might have only exerted a small influence in our study area and we may not have been power to detect such small effects.

Given that, we have only one choice: to exert whatever limited power we have to get people like him out of positions where they can do harm.

The fact that both of them bind to the minor, protective alleles is intriguing, although MYOD1 and POU3F3 have only been reported to exert their function in the muscle and in the brain, respectively.

The voters already have only a few crude tools to exert influence on elected officials; the Court has made those tools even weaker, and tilted an already unfair playing field further in favor of the government.

That gay women not only exist but also exert considerable sway has only begun to be acknowledged.

On the latter point we suggest that the role of public sector institutions has been mixed, and only exerts its effects after reforms streamlined the system and brought many of the institutions into the private sector.

If Mexico had only a minor impact on the outcome of the war, the war exerted a major impact on Mexico.

"Given that the Bundesbank has only one vote at the ECB, one might argue that it has actually exerted undue influence in these matters," she said.

Keenan believes Rajapaksa's gambit to exert ideological and political power through Buddhist-power groups might have backfired, a result he has only considered recently.

He had only nine doctoral students altogether, but his Berlin lectures on all branches of theoretical physics went through many editions and exerted great influence.

It had been hoped that pressure exerted on Creative Scotland by members of its board over the summer would lessen the crisis, but frustration has only increased.