Sentence examples for should continue to exert from inspiring English sources

THE United States should continue to exert as much pressure, both diplomatically and through the World Trade Organization, as necessary, to get Beijing to open up.

It should continue to exert – although this effort has slowed – a powerful influence on Balkan nations that fought devastating wars until just over 15 years ago, and are now hoping to be allowed into the club.

Anna Piretti, of BNP Paribas, commented: "While house price deflation appears to have moderated in recent months, rising housing foreclosures, the huge overhang of unsold properties still available on the market, ongoing financial troubles and additional expected economic weakness should continue to exert substantial downward pressure on house prices well into next year".

You should not continue to exert the same kind of efforts if you see that those efforts are not producing results.

On that basis, we should expect that Greece will continue to exert influence on the European and global economies for some time to come.

So why does crime's golden era continue to exert such a pull?

Can it continue to exert the same degree of influence in European security policy?

So why does Escobar's brutal life and violent death continue to exert such a hold?

But the strange textures of modern life continue to exert a pull of fascination, a constant urge to recognise patterns.

But he has also said he will continue to exert influence over Russia after the presidential election in March.

The "problem" is that even now the ancient druids continue to exert an occult influence on academic careers.