Sentence examples for one exerts from inspiring English sources

The more central the issue is to oneself, the greater pressure one exerts on the partner to change.

But as #clusterfuck continues to trend and #grabyourwallet (a Rhoades-like term if ever there was one) exerts real force on the consumer marketplace, Rhoades begins to look less like a product of his time and place, and more like a harbinger of this absurd and unforeseeable moment in which nothing is unspeakable.

But when one exerts brute force, applying a choke or gouging a facial feature, my disciplinary response is triggered and, in an effort to staunch such behavior, I insinuate myself with Old Testament fury.

In the case of bistable stimuli, this dynamic process is perpetual: though the input remains the same, the difference between the present interpretation and the alternative one exerts constant pressure to alter the current hypothesis, and this happens periodically.

So, the depositions of Au nanoparticles on a flat surface and Au nanowires on the textured one exert both a similar effect on the light reflection spectrum, in particular the increase of R p in a long-wave region and minimum at λ ≅ 0.5 μm, and a distinct one (Figure 3a,b).

We assumed that if a respondent had several occupations, the occupation having the highest socioeconomic status would be the one exerting the main influence on health.

Among the POMC-derivatives, alpha-melanocyte-stimulating hormone (α-MSH) appears to be the main one, exerting an inhibitory effect on food intake as shown in human as well as animal research, via the melanocortin receptor types MC3 and MC4 [ 90, 92, 94, 95, 98– 103].

Furthermore, in this case, for example, the burden exerted by the safety barrier on the EP is remarkably higher than the one exerted by the pavement (three times higher).

She wasn't the only one exerting that pressure, of course.

Moreover, the anti-inflammatory activity of MEMM might possibly differed from the one exerted by indomethacin.

The role of GlyR activation may be complementary to the one exerted by GABAARs, which controls cell migration termination (Bortone and Polleux, 2009).