Sentence examples for successfully exerted from inspiring English sources

Such pressure was successfully exerted and widely resented in Israel during the Persian Gulf war in 1991.

Is that true?" Toro also said there is precedent in the state where legal pressure has been successfully exerted against officeholders who abuse taxpayer expense accounts.

While the duo successfully exerted some control over what they were building -- they inserted a bit of steel wire into the plaster-based grout to ground the structure -- much of the exhibit was out of their hands.

In a memorandum to insurers last week, Cynthia G. Tudor, director of Medicare's drug benefit group, asked them to suggest how Medicare could "more successfully exert control over payment for inappropriate overutilization of drugs".

However, successfully exerting this encouragement is very challenging.

Neither of the qaghans were able to successfully exert control.

Mentor, who was governor of the entire Asiatic seaboard, exerted himself successfully to reduce to subjection the many chiefs who during the recent troubles had assumed an independent authority, and in the course of a few years brought the whole coast into complete submission and dependence.

The pro-apoptotic properties of high NO donor concentration have been successfully applied to exert antitumoral activity in liver cancer cells.

The extended lag phases strongly suggest that the extract has successfully suppressed the cells and exerted fungistatic effect on the candidal species.

Hence, RNActive® vaccines had successfully established cancer immunosurveillance and thus exerted an evolutionary pressure selecting cells either weakly or not expressing ovalbumin.

These results indicated that STK33-RNAi lentiviral vector was not only successfully transfected into Fadu cells, but exerted effective function on the cells as well.