Sentence examples for one to exert from inspiring English sources

This enables one to exert and to control forces acting on a small object in the range between 10−1 to 100 pN with an extraordinary high resolution of ±50 fN.

That gives the metal gate straddling it three contact areas instead of just one to exert control over the current a large patch on either side of the fence and a smaller one along the top.

And it turned out that only one wanted to exert himself: the married one.

"The inability of any one country to exert hegemony over the internet, as the US does now," he says.

For a toddler or small child, the rescuer should use the heel of one hand to exert an upward thrust just under the diaphragm.

No offense, Bob, but to my mind it actually extends the HOPE of serious campaign finance reform, because the lion's share of that money is small donations from ordinary citizens who bought in and who are too great and too anonymous a mass for any one player to exert influence over policy.

These chemical compounds which are also found in the fractions may be acting singly or in synergy with one another to exert the observed antiplasmodial activity of the fractions.

In fact, their complaint is that, on the contrary, no one was willing to exert force on their behalf.

Like other disappointed Puritans, Milton might easily have sailed for the literal New World, but he instead settled for an imaginary one that was to exert a strong influence on America's Founding Fathers.

One option is to exert private leadership.

No one was able to exert a grip.