Sentence examples for reason to exert from inspiring English sources

Sakhalin II has been tangled in controversy for years, and the Russian government has cited environmental issues as a reason to exert economic control.

Although NAb was reasoned to exert immune pressure driving the emergence of mutants with altered N-glycosylation in HIV/SIV infections [18], [19], [20], no significant association was observed between NAb responses and the emergence of the mutants in non-controllers (Figs. 4 and 5).

Accessibility to health care is commonly reasoned to exert considerable pressure on variability in health outcomes between neighborhood populations.

In keeping with the intellectualism of the Greek philosophical tradition, Augustine's psychology focuses upon the asymmetrical and dominant relation that reason is supposed to exert over other capacities.

For tactical reasons, they prefer to exert influence as outsiders.

Spontaneous reason is opposed to reason that comes from efforts to exert "intellectual and moral powers".

Other reasons are: the need to exert more control on the global market, especially for scarce resources such as water and soil; ensure economic viability and social stability of their own governments; expand and diversify company and investment funds (Buxton et al. 2012; Deininger and Byerlee 2011).

For these reasons it was assumed to exert its anti-inflammatory effects by suppressing the activation of NF-κB.

But there was a more important reason that the video needed to exert a tyrannical hold in a dark gallery.

That plays havoc with hedging strategies.There are three reasons for China's failure to exert more control over price discovery.

As Rankin and Lee note, there are weighty reasons to believe King will try to exert his will over state plans for ESSA Title I. Still, Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-TN) believes the Senate will be able to hold King accountable.