Sentence examples for longer exert from inspiring English sources
It's also clear that new technologies are pushing these boundaries to places where the government can no longer exert control.
Mr. Zakayev denied that, but his remarks suggested that the leaders of the rebellion might no longer exert control over its most prominent commanders.
However charming, outdoor screenings, much like those ubiquitously pulsing, glowing cellphones, suggest that movies and moviegoing no longer exert the hold over the audience that they once did.
We hypothesized that such benefits may only emerge when final testing is delayed, because misleading information will no longer exert influence on memory.
After a stressful episode, MAO-A breaks down the neurotransmitters serotonin, norepinephrine, and dopamine so that they no longer exert their effects on the nervous system.
I think that Scolari has come to the conclusion, like the two Brazil coaches before him, that from open play Ronaldinho can no longer exert much influence on a top level game.
As a myth, the Easter Rising no longer exerts power over the collective Irish psyche in the way it once did.
He no longer exerts control over his Sun-Times Media shares, and is embroiled in legal action with the parent company Hollinger Inc. Lord Black and his lawyer could not immediately be reached for comment.
Tomorrow will be largely devoted to revisiting the Republican fever over Hillary Clinton's supposed violations in Benghazi, a long-held conservative obsession that no longer exerts much hold on the public imagination.
Though Russia no longer exerts direct control over eastern European countries as part of the USSR, it is the largest country in the region and is a central player in many key political disputes such as control over natural gas supplies and the ongoing situation in Ukraine.
Under him Britain will continue to value its transatlantic alliance, not least because the European Union has been at sixes and sevens since the voters' rejection of its new constitution and no longer exerts much of a tug in the opposite direction.
