Sentence examples for now exerting from inspiring English sources

And the longue durée is now exerting its influence on Iraq.

He is now exerting his power because the rebels refused to pay the sum he demanded for his neutrality.

Because of his weak heart, his lungs had become so ravenous for blood that they were now exerting huge pressure.

It renders the popular vote meaningless and disenfranchises populous states at the expense of smaller, more rural states now exerting outsized influence on the political system.

17 min: After a jittery opening South Africa have steadied themselves are now exerting regular pressure on Mexico, whose defender Juarez, has just recieved the first yellow card of the tournament for a foul borne of frustration.

But what is alien to our tradition – and now exerting such a corrosive influence on behaviour and morality… …is the twisting and misrepresenting of human rights in a way that has undermined personal responsibility.

What about Mitt Romney and the ultraconservatives who now exert so much influence in his campaign?

His organisation now exerts real influence within Iraq's fledgling political process, with 30 followers in Iraq's new parliament.

It's beyond arguing, for most of us, that technologies now exert an unprecedented control over our lives.

So dependent on Moscow's goodwill has it become that the Economist speculated that it "now exerts pressure on the British government to pursue a Russia-friendly policy".

Barack Obama's election in the US bucked the trend, but the Republicans and indeed the Tea Party now exert very strong influence over US policy following recent elections.