Sentence examples for start to exert from inspiring English sources

But then the paintings start to exert a certain resonance.

Sharam hoped "Generation Rent" would start to exert its influence.

All of the talk is of how Chinese money is going to start to exert gravitational pull over Hollywood.

Gove's presence at this previously politician-free gathering is being seen as a signal that ministers want to start to exert some control and reform the civil service.

According to this, we observed that the direct contact of H. pylori with T lymphocytes activates T cells and in particular γδ+ T cells to produce CCR5 agonists (such as MIP1-β) that could participate in the recruitment of Tregs at the site of infection, where they may start to exert their suppressive functions.

As a matter of fact, GC rise during the night around 3 am and start to exert anti-inflammatory and immunosuppressive activities.

11 min Germany are slowly, almost insidiously starting to exert their superior technique and confidence.

But once the play starts to exert its grip, it never lets go and leaves you shaken and stirred.

Meanwhile in Hamburg, City win a corner and are starting to exert more influence on the game.

China is starting to exert itself financially, but among the many things it lacks on the creative front is global star firepower.

Instead, it was not until the second half that, in danger of going out on the away-goal rule, they started to exert prolonged pressure on their opponents.