Sentence examples for to exert tangible from inspiring English sources
Abelson et al. [67] describe this arduous interconnection: "Even when fully supported, public deliberation operates within a complex array of organisational settings and political structures that shape the degree and manner in which it is likely to exert tangible influences on policy making and other aspects of collective problem-solving".
Therefore, reducing the burden of MRSA in an ICU has potential to exert tangible benefits both within that ICU and in other clinical departments.
They too looked trapped by protocol, with Patten apparently unable to exert real authority or even help in any tangible way until Entwistle had resigned.
One option is to exert private leadership.
CD: Our brain wants to exert control.
We have to exert pressure gradually".
They are efforts to exert local control.
We have to exert some control.
He needs to exert himself.
They need to exert their influence.
"They provide an opportunity to exert influence".
