Sentence examples for is exerting from inspiring English sources
verb
To put in vigorous action.
- I exerted myself in today's training.
The European Union is exerting a strong gravitational pull.
But it is the financial sector that is exerting its muscle in Midtown and downtown.
The whole point of reproductive health is exerting some control of over cycles.
Any restraint he is exerting on human rights, therefore, needs to be regarded as temporary.
And recession is exerting consistent and intense pressure on governments across many different countries.
China is exerting its influence across Nepal in a variety of ways, mostly involving financial incentives.
There is no question that the past is exerting a pull on Russian art.
Thus, the economic index is exerting some downward pressure on Mr. Obama's Nov. 6 forecast.
The federal bankruptcy judge in the case is exerting enormous influence.
Not least among the groups is Al Qaeda, which is exerting growing influence over the others.
But in fact, the health secretary Jeremy Hunt, a contemporary of Stevens's at Oxford, is exerting increasing control.
