Sentence examples for to exert that from inspiring English sources

During swimming, your heart does not have to exert that extra force.

Spencer said the "alt-right" was aiming to exert that influence by publishing regular policy papers advancing white nationalist ideas.

"It's important for the president to exert that leadership with consultation with Congress," Mr. Kerry said in an interview late last week.

Mr. Bush's aides said they simply believed that the two major party's nominees should have some say over the shape of the debates and were trying to exert that privilege.

The group is unlikely to exert that kind of clout over markets out of the gate, but with energy markets tight, it might be able to flex some market muscle.

The reluctance to offer a full-blown endorsement suggests that the candidates are looking for ways to exert that influence before they fade into the background of the coming fight between Mr. Romney and Mr. Obama.

It will be for City to demonstrate that several members of Sheikh Mansour's family who have been integral to Etihad do not exert that influence over him.

We do exert that kind of control".

Shareholders did not succeed in ousting the two H.P. directors and demoting Mr. Lane, the chairman, at the shareholder meeting, but were able to exert pressure that eventually led to this outcome.

Gö6976 has been shown to exert effects that are unrelated to and independent of PKC inhibition [ 34- 36].

The cellular functions of autophagy have been proposed to exert roles that are both causative of and protective against cell death [ 20- 22].