Sentence examples for would not exert from inspiring English sources

Mr. Seidman said that Kohlberg, Kravis, which will own about 15percentt of the Bank of New England, would be a "passive investor". He said the firm had assured regulators that it would not exert control over the bank's operations.

In Indianapolis, the Black Coaches Association said it would publicize the hiring practices of various universities for recruits to use when they decide to make a college choice, though the association's executive director, Floyd Keith, said it would not exert pressure on athletes to make college choices based on the hiring practices.

Therefore, even if such a factor did exist, it would not exert a strong influence on economic growth after the 1950s.

It was all part of Mourinho's plan to ensure Spurs' two main creators, Harry Kane and Christian Eriksen, would not exert significant influence.

In a letter to SCMP readers, Alibaba executive chairman Joe Tsai said that the company would not exert pressure on the paper's work, but instead intends to use its resources and digital savvy " to take the SCMP to the next level".

Similar behaviour profiling and decoy techniques are used in other works [98, 99] to detect and prevent malicious insider threat.The behaviour profiling, monitoring and user matching process would not exert any burden on Cloud resources and prevent actual data theft without exposing any sensitive data.

The friend explained how he planned to give John small things to do while seating him in front of the television so he wouldn't exert himself.

Bass players all over the world have tried to copy my sound, but because they would not physically exert themselves, they couldn't do it".

Together with some essential volumes of poetry (see Nos 4, 11 and 17), this extraordinary drama would not only exert a profound influence on the postwar imagination, it would provide a metaphor for existence.

Without Garnett, the nineteenth-century "Rooshians," as Ezra Pound called them, would not have exerted such a rapid influence on the American literature of the early twentieth.

The inclusion of less-intensive intervention programs for frail older persons would not have exerted a great influence on the findings of our review.