Sentence examples for we should exert from inspiring English sources

However, this research suggests that we should exert some control over our phone use, to minimize the potential negative impact on our children.

"We should exert efforts to get the program to leave the research phase as soon as possible," Japan's Defense Agency chief, Shigeru Ishiba, told a Parliament committee last week, urging faster work with the United States on a program that uses missiles to intercept other missiles.

Perhaps we should exert more influence, and I think we tried to.

While we recognize China's rise to power and prominence, we should exert what influence we can to ensure it is a responsible member of the international community.

"While all should exert maximum restraint, we underline the particular responsibility of the interim authorities and of the army in bringing clashes to a halt.

But doing so would legitimize the idea that mobs can and should exert an authority we have always denied our elected government: namely, the power to decide what ideas live and die in the public sphere.

In order to get more help in combating Muslim extremism, Stanley Weiss ("Help us or we leave," Views, May 29) says that President Obama should exert pressure on other countries — suggesting a course that sounds like former President George Bush's "You are either with us or against us".

Therefore, we hypothesized that the death and survival-related AIF should exert some roles in the pathogenesis of cancers.

But about five years ago she decided that the island should exert "more of an effort to show the world that we exist," she said.

"And we respect that Iran, which fought a long war with us, and faces big threats, should exert lots of its intelligence effort here".

We show that despite homogeneity in their global expression, small RNAs other than miRNAs are expressed and should exert a regulatory function associated with the cancer phenotype.