Sentence examples for yet exerted from inspiring English sources

Occlusal forces were not yet exerted anywhere.

In addition, several required mutations were located outside the ligand binding pocket and yet exerted important action on ligand binding.

When his account begins, Jakob is already dead, yet exerting his magnetic influence on his narration.

Legends, though, are often mirages, forever shimmering out of reach, yet exerting an attractive power beyond reason.

Even Wang Qishan, a tough-minded financial expert who does not have an economic brief in this government, may yet exert a powerful if indirect influence on reform.

It is also possible that Russia might yet exert enough petrol gravity to draw Romania back within its sphere of influence, but never to the extent that the USSR had.

But the popularity of senators such as Warren in Massachusetts and Sherrod Brown in Ohio has combined with recent mayoral election wins by Bill de Blasio in New York and Marty Walsh in Boston to raise hopes that the left could yet exert the same pull on Democrats.

Israel may yet exert a small but pivotal influence on the presidential elections.

Classical advisory formats like assessments or standing advisory bodies have proliferated widely – especially at the global and national levels – yet exert only a limited influence on political decision-making, particularly in sub-national and local implementation contexts.

Epictetus offers the analogy of ball players who recognize that the ball they are running after is of no value in itself, and yet exert their full energy to catch it because of the value they set on playing the game properly (2.5).

Unfortunately, clinical trial registries do not yet exert any quality control over registered protocols; this is supposed to be done by funding agencies and ethics committees.