Sentence examples for so exert from inspiring English sources

That cash has been seen as important to repeatedly underscoring the need to maintain the peace between Egypt and Israel and so exert U.S. influence in the region.

Glue guns can be very painful if they burn you, so exert caution.

Although his forces have been disbanded or absorbed into the police and the army, he still commands solid support among the former resistance fighters, the mujahedeen, and so exerts considerable influence over the streets of Kabul and much of northern Afghanistan.

The PPAR-γ agonistic property of GA may play a key role in restoration of the equilibrium between adipogenesis and lipid influx and so, exerting modulatory effect onto the development of adiposopathy or so-called 'sick fat'.

(There have been multiple plagues throughout history around the world, but none have been so deadly as the Black Death, which killed an estimated one in every four Europeans, and so exerted very strong selection).

This liquid is denser than oil and so exerts pressure (known as hydrostatic pressure) to stem the flow of oil.

B. subtilis Spx interacts with the C-terminal domain of the α subunit (αCTD) of RNA polymerase (RNAP), and in doing so, exerts both positive and negative control of gene transcription [2], [8].

Lumefantrine has a relatively short half-life (3.3 days) and so exerts considerably less posttreatment prophylactic activity than mefloquine or piperaquine (33).

PC1, at the doses here used in therapeutic schedule, may block also PKR2 so exerting further beneficial effect in maintaining the blood-nerve barrier function and in reducing oedema.

And by being so, they exert a level of control over the games and command a level of respect from the players and the coaches that all went to smithereens when they were not out there.

So they exert a powerful pull on our thinking.