Sentence examples for to be exerting from inspiring English sources

Two recent newspaper reports say that Europe appears to be exerting the greater influence so far.

Even climbing the ladders in the initial scenes, they seem to be exerting themselves.

Yet those companies don't appear to be exerting much influence over the Chamber's policy stands.

Over the last few weeks, the globalists have seemed to be exerting more influence over Trump.

DeCURTIS Among the 60's greats, Stevie Wonder seems to be exerting a huge influence right now.

I sometimes wonder who it is who is supposed to be exerting this influence on younger writers".

The more democratic a country, the less influence is likely to be exerted through military connections.

There is a lot of influence to be exerted here on the candidates to make sure they do what they said they were going to do".

However, caution has to be exerted due to its additional neuroprotective function[46, 79].

Significant effort continues to be exerted toward the improvement of transfection mediated by nonviral vectors.

This suggests that much greater control needs to be exerted over operators, and more should be done to help those operators who try to fulfill a security function.