Sentence examples for it would exert from inspiring English sources
Microsoft's February announcement that it would exert more control over the phones that use its upcoming mobile software, Windows Phone 7, would seem to be a challenge for HTC.
It would exert U.S. influence through regional powers and withdraw most U.S. ground forces from Europe and the Middle East.
Every time the asteroid passed, it would exert a tidal force 10 times that of the moon, leading to likely tsunamis, immense storms and other disruptions.
While we had confidence and Lewis agreed that it would be a good learning curve, we never anticipated how much pressure it would exert on him.
Urea is highly soluble in water but cannot be excreted in a highly concentrated solution because of the osmotic pressure (see below) it would exert.
Mr. Waters was an early champion of television, saying it would "exert a greater influence on fashion than any factor yet known" and trying throughout World War II to get the Government to use broadcasting to make training efficient.
What the president conspicuously disregarded was that the central point of the public option was that its existence would exert enormous competitive pressure on the private insurance system.
It is difficult to postulate that such a treatment would exert its effects in the late phase of the disease, i.e. 3 to 5 months later.
The results showed that the ND36 exerted a pressure of 10 KPa (=75 mm Hg) and the ADO exerted 80 KPa (=600 mm Hg) over the walls of the tubes which is a physiologically promising result for the ND36 as it shows that the ND36 would exert lesser stress on the walls of the duct.
The rings are made up of many particles of rock and dust and lie within what is known as the Roche limit, the radius within which a large moon would be torn apart by the great tides that Saturn would exert upon it.
It was hypothesised that HIIT would exert a more beneficial effect on Fan1, Mre11a, and T/S ratio, relative to sedentary behaviour (SED) and low intensity training (LIT).
