Sentence examples for set to exert from inspiring English sources

How far depends on the amount of pressure the machine is set to exert.

Manufacturing looks set to exert a large drag on activity in Germany this quarter.

Howard Archer, chief UK economist at IHS Global Insight, said: "Increasing energy charges by utility companies are set to exert upward pressure on inflation in the near term, while food prices could well rise higher still (largely due to recent poor grain harvests), which will weigh down on consumer purchasing power.

This study was set to gain insights on DTCs particularly in exerting these roles.

Iran has set out ruthlessly to exert control over neighbouring Iraq, to protect its links to Hizbullah in Lebanon and to shore up Bashar Assad in Syria.

Overall, around 14% of the chimeras in our data set have the potential to exert dominant negative effects.

TA modules are important drug targets as it has been hypothesized that the drug-induced disruption of their interaction would set the toxin free to exert its toxic activity in the bacterial cell.

The report suggests employees and other stakeholders should have a say in setting boardroom pay in order to "exert pressure for better distribution of income and improved quality of service for consumers".

Through this activity, AtSerpin1 was shown to exert set-point control over programmed cell death in Arabidopsis.

This activates a canonical JAK/STAT signaling pathway that ultimately induces a set of interferon-stimulated genes to exert its biological activity (Ejlerskov et al., 2015).

Liverpool began to exert belated pressure and Sterling, set free by Gerrard, teed up Philippe Coutinho.