Sentence examples for then to exert from inspiring English sources

The initial ruling was one of several, including decisions on redistricting and property taxes and, going back to 2000, the ballot recount in Bush v. Gore, that have displeased conservatives in the state and in the Republican-dominated Legislature, which has tried since then to exert greater control over the court.

The first volunteer was then asked to exert precisely the same amount of pressure on the second volunteer's finger.

The second volunteer was then asked to exert the same amount of pressure on the first volunteer's finger.

As we know, Entwistle beat his internal rivals and got the job, but it would appear he was even then unable to exert his authority over them.

But they then struggled to exert their authority on a scrappy first half played largely in midfield as Welsh fought back to lead at the break.

To define whether NO was then sufficient to exert this effect, INS-1 cells were treated with the NO donor, SNAP (S-nitroso- N-acetyl d,l-penicillamine).

We assume that all species are free to diffuse, and that a and b undergo a reversible reaction to form c. In addition, the complex, c, can be broken down by a process (e.g. an enzyme in the tissue) that results in the release of the chemical, a, which is then free to exert its biological action.

The world failed then, by refusing to exert pressure when pressure was needed.

But it does like leaks when it chooses to leak, as then it gets to exert influence over the media, and thus potentially shape the public narrative.

But then the paintings start to exert a certain resonance.

For example, it has overlooked the possibility that investors might fight in an effort to protect their property rights; it has also ignored the possibility that investors could pressure the local government through collective resistance and protests and would then be more likely to exert political pressure on the local government.