Sentence examples for soon exerted from inspiring English sources

But both the work and Christie's interpretation soon exerted their grip.

The magazine, which he coedited until 1904, soon exerted great influence on stage design.

The far right has done a lot of fear-mongering about the undue influence that religious fanatics may soon exert on the body politic.

In infants born with the disease, abnormally low activity of the enzyme hexosaminidase A allows an unusual sphingolipid, ganglioside GM2, to accumulate in the brain, where it soon exerts devastating effects on neurological function.

A merger would come as Comcast, the US's largest cable firm, tries to push through a takeover of Time Warner Cable, the second largest player that has consumer groups, and Murdoch, worrying about the power cable firms will soon exert over the media market.

Although avoidance of MC is central to T1D management, parent or child exposure to too much MC information too soon could exert negative psychological effects (anxiety, depression) that might impede effective T1D care.

As soon as he exerted strength, his chilled body began to creak with pain.

If that start hinted at Polish dominance, Ukraine had other ideas and soon began to exert the upper hand.

He returned in March, when he joined the Jets, and soon began to exert his influence as a respected veteran in the locker room.

Should control not soon be re-exerted by shareholders (be they of companies or mutual funds) American capitalism could stumble as savers redirect their surpluses into the safekeeping of banks and mattresses.

But the French soon began to exert their authority and Nicolas Batum excited the crowd with an acrobatic move to help his team to a six-point run that lifted them into a 26-24 lead.