Sentence examples for should have exerted from inspiring English sources

I felt he should have exerted some leadership, and he never did".

Still, Mr. Lazio criticized her, saying that she should have exerted more influence over President Clinton.

4.49pm BST Committee chair Margaret Hodge tells BBC HR director Lucy Adams she should have "exerted a bit of toughness" and should not blame people (ex-director general Mark Thompson) who are not in the room.

*NBC should have exerted its overwhelming authority yesterday to keep the sandy-haired Brooks and Goosen from wearing nearly identical ensembles of white caps, white shirts and tan pants.

The prediction was that, in such multi-choice context, the congruence between the observed action and the sniffed smell should have exerted a maximal and selective facilitation of CS system.

One interpretation of these proposals is that the hippocampal lesions should not have exerted a disruptive influence in Experiments 1 and 2, because it was possible to identify the position of the platform by means of stimulus-reinforcer, or what we refer to as S-S* associations.

In this regard, it should be mentioned that pathogens, as expected, have exerted a significant evolutionary pressure on NOS-2 inducibility, at least in mammalian macrophages.

In such disparate places as Lebanon, Pakistan, Iran, Algeria and Syria, small groups have exerted greater influence than their numbers should have allowed.

Economics have exerted a major influence over these trends.

Schaeffer and Henry have exerted a lasting influence on contemporary music.

Of course no control could, nor should, have been exerted over other sources of information available to either arm of the trial.