Sentence examples for historically exerted from inspiring English sources

I engage in the debate with the intention of showing the marginal impact that trade agreements have historically exerted on diversification, and to challenge the convenience for adopting strong IPR regimes in developing countries.

As a likely source of large and repeated release events, the international trade in parrots may have historically exerted significant propagule pressure, generally a key determinant of invasion success in birds and other taxa [ 52, 53].

Although political and legal thinkers historically have exerted substantial energy in formulating defensible normative models of relations between states (Nardin and Mapel 1992), they typically have relied on a clear delineation of "domestic" from "foreign" affairs.

China, Korea and Japan are linked geographically, historically and culturally, and while China exerted the greater influence on its neighbors, the flow was far from one-directional.

The Cuban-American community historically votes Republican, but exerts its power locally on both parties.

Historically, Bitcoin Core developers, who maintain the Bitcoin network's dominant client software, have also exerted influence, shaping Bitcoin's road map and the story of its use cases.

Historically and geostrategically it's bush-league stuff compared to classic Communism, which, cloaking itself in counterfeit robes of scientific rationalism and social justice, exerted a powerful attraction across the globe.

Memory, however, exerted a pull.

But he exerted little influence.

And power recklessly exerted has consequences.

Economic opportunity also exerted a strong pull.