Sentence examples for players exerted from inspiring English sources
Against Seattle both players exerted influence through their presence rather than on-the-ball predominance, as Jared Watts took a grip of the dirty work at the back.
The control that Mr. Frühbeck and the players exerted along the way had its payoff in the vital, precise chordal figures that drive this closing section.
Players exert costly efforts simultaneously and independently.
"This piece strives to show the bigger picture: How big players – exerting power over internet access, device, platform, and data markets – have become a liability.
Without direct control over events, players exert their divine influence through passively helping, advising and pampering their subjects, helping them to live out their bizarre lives in happiness.
During Ibrahimovic's reign, the PSG squad became notoriously cliquey with a tight group of players exerting a significant influence on the camp, led of course by the Swede.
One controller allows ordinary Xbox games to be played using full-body movements: players exert pressure on a padded metal bar, rather than pushing buttons on a plastic controller.
WASHINGTON — As the Congressional showdown over President Obama's health care law threatens to shut down the government, conservative advocacy groups have emerged as central players — exerting outsize influence, investing tremendous time and resources, and turning the long-shot budget fight into a do-or-die battle that has pitted Republicans against one another.
Resourcefulness in movement exploration afforded through parkour would help athletes recover from forced landings in target sports such as rugby league and rugby union where players exert considerable force in tackles to regain ball possession [18, 25].
Neither player exerting too much energy to win their points.
It's just the latest development in the centuries-long power struggle of the banana world -- an industry dominated by a handful of companies who have strategically muscled out smaller players and exerted outsize control over the countries where they operate.
