Sentence examples for yes exerting from inspiring English sources

The latter process is, of course, already underway and Khan rightly says it should generate "truly affordable homes" though TfL's current logic is that the more high cost dwellings it co-builds in partnership with private firms, the more loot it accumulates for buying buses, improving Tube and rail and, yes, exerting downward pressure on fares.

Exerting myself, I broke with the cold.

It is invisible to the eye, yes, but it still exerts a strong effect on the solution, mainly it sweetens the tea!

"If we can do that then we can exert pressure on other teams so yes, I definitely think we will win".

IN A referendum on July 18th, more Bolivian voters answered yes than no to five convoluted questions which, taken together, empower the government to exert greater control over the export and sale of the country's vast oil and gas wealth.

The yes-men with whom the brainy but paranoid Mr Meles surrounded himself cannot exert control alone.

And yes, although the farther we go back the smaller is the demos with any power to exert against the state, the same argument can be made for the Magna Carta, too.

Anyway, a shadowy yet powerful organization begins to exert pressure on King Theoden of Rohan to bend to its will -- yes, the wizard Saruman and his minions at Isengard, better known to us as the International Monetary Fund.

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Yes, yes, oh, yes!