Sentence examples for long exerted from inspiring English sources
ROCK 'n' ROLL has long exerted a pull on novelists.
LONDON — Opera has long exerted an irresistible pull on choreographers.
While the Catholic church has long exerted influence behind the scenes, evangelical pastors flex their political muscle overtly.
Having long exerted a powerful grip over the imagination of intrepid explorers, the Arctic region now beckons once again.
Other F.B.I. offices in cities where traditional organized crime families have long exerted influence have seen similar cutbacks.
HONG KONG — Asia has long exerted a magnetism for mobile Westerners in search of jobs and adventures.
If Mr. Obama waits too long to exert his presidential muscle to forge consensus on Capitol Hill, his moment of opportunity could pass.
You've done enough".' As an antidote to the intense, attitude-ridden and unaffordable Fire Island and Hamptons, this town did not take long to exert its hold.
The drug has a half-life (how long it exerts a therapeutic effect) of 25-32 hours.
In 2008, a team of scientists led by Stephen Wroe conducted an experiment to determine the great white shark's jaw power and findings indicated that a specimen more than 6.1 m long could exert a bite force of over 18000 N.
Several lines of evidence indicate that also in biological systems, decasaccharides are sufficiently long to exert full effect on LPL.
