Sentence examples for prefer to exert from inspiring English sources
For tactical reasons, they prefer to exert influence as outsiders.
Stoke, too, defended deep and narrow, stationing two holding midfielders in front of the back four to patrol the zones where David Silva and Samir Nasri prefer to exert an influence.
That's an unusually aggressive and public stance for Mr. Robbins, who observers say prefers to exert his influence on companies in a more friendly, behind-the-scenes way.
He thought that too much knowledge could prove a burden, preferring to exert his 'natural judgment' to displaying his erudition.
For now at least they appear to have decided to stop short of overthrowing Hadi, possibly preferring to exert control over a weakened leader rather than take on the burden of power.
Obama has the authority, should he choose to exert it.
Ideally, we prefer to pretend that it doesn't exert any influence on us.
Dichroic IR study indicates that the oligo β-alanine) segments in A3 and A4 statistically prefer toligo β-alaninedicular to the extensegmentss due to shear stress exerted on the elongated β-sheet crystals at <250% strain.
Instead, the studios, stung in part by the failure of movies for which they paid millions, prefer to assign scripts they already own to writers of their choosing, over whom they exert more control.
Any country which at the time of its existence is multiethnic would try to cultivate civic nationalism and would exert efforts to manipulate identity is such a way that people would prefer to identify themselves first as nationals and then as members of a particular ethnic group.
