Sentence examples for needing to exert from inspiring English sources

After some effort I reached a comfort zone, which, in freeing me from needing to exert huge effort to control and protect, was a huge release and relief.

"The United States needs to exert concerted pressure on Arafat," said a spokesman for Mr. Sharon, Raanan Gissin.

"A new approach is needed to exert pressure on the paramilitaries to make them stop".

Teachers were unsure about how much effort they needed to exert.

Lundqvist did not need to exert himself much to smother Zherdev's shot.

"When you play against Dortmund, you need to exert far more pressure," Bayern Manager Jupp Heynckes said.

The Spock in him needs to exert mental and emotional control.

Instead of retreating, the administration needs to exert pressure on other industry players to agree to similar terms.

James was splendid, occasionally dominant, and hardly needed to exert himself in a game that was never close.

But there was a more important reason that the video needed to exert a tyrannical hold in a dark gallery.

You need to exert more force (and therefore more energy) to move a heavy grand piano than to slide a small stool across the floor.