Sentence examples for who exert from inspiring English sources

But it is not only peers who exert the pressure.

It is not the fault of the broadcasters, but of the politicians, who exert too much control.

The country is now divided between two rival governments and a multiplicity of armed groups who exert control at the local level.

It is very common for élite female athletes, who exert themselves to their physical limits as a matter of course, not to menstruate.

Strained rib-cage muscles are often troublesome for hitters, who exert powerful force on their entire trunk with the twisting motion of every swing.

In any event, Russia's leading tycoons the "oligarchs" who exert so much political influence want their banks bailed out, not bankrupted (see article).

The man who exerted influence favoring the building of the trolley was Ernest Hahn.

Go back to Sandy Koufax, who exerted a Hall of Fame dominance in the 1960's.

And it's always Mr. Right who exerts the most drastic manipulation of all.

Presiding over the story is frequently a patriarchal figure who exerts an untoward power and dominance over the other characters.

In the 1980s, it was men such as Alan Bond and the media mogul Kerry Packer who exerted political influence.