Sentence examples for later exerted from inspiring English sources

All of which (I came to realise much later) exerted a lasting influence on my imagination.

The teachings of Mahatma Gandhi, combining social concerns with traditional ethics, later exerted a very great influence on literature.

He said he connected Mr. Prince with the proper C.I.A. officials to discuss a contract but neither then nor later exerted pressure on the company's behalf.

León Febres Cordero, a pistol-wielding, chain-smoking, horse-breeding businessman who served a tumultuous term as Ecuador's president in the 1980s and later exerted broad influence over the country's political life for nearly two decades, died Monday in Guayaquil, his hometown.

Supply-side, or trickle-down, economics, would later exert some influence over the tax plans offered by George W. Bush, in 2001 and 2003.

Seeing them side by side with Etheridge's terrific portraits of the same men and women forty-five or more years later exerts a fascination reminiscent of Michael Apted's "Seven Up" film series.

Funsalud's modest investment and leadership contributed international public goods that would later exert influence on a much wider scale.

In menopausal women presenting a low collagen density in the dermis, estrogen replenishment is expected to initially correct and later exert a prophylactic action.

After a long day at school or work, you may just want to curl up on the couch instead of staying out even later to exert yourself.

Although the origins of most folk performing arts lie in remote times, later court forms exerted important influence on many of the folk forms.

On the whole, about eight cycles later, the influence exerted by the oil rim had diminished, and the gas storage was operating smoothly.