exert

exert all one's powers

exert one's utmost skill

some of us exert a Homeric effort.

the moon exerts a force on the Earth.

exert every ounce of energy

exerting influence over the next generation.

he needs to exert himself to try to find an answer.

abstention from exerting pressures on

He never exerts himself to help anyone.

He likes to exert his authority.

exerted all my strength to move the box.

Methods To exert the basic points of view and the thinking of indraught and reform analyzing.

The reheater desuperheating water exerts great influence on the unit economy.

For college students to do a part-time job will exert a profound influence on their personality and life.

He is a hypocrite and never exerts himself to help anyone.

His father exerted a lot of pressure on him to succeed.

exerted ourselves mightily during the campaign to raise funds.

The hypothetical electron smeart must exert a net attractive Hellmann-Feynman force to counterbalance the internuclear repulsion.

With these medications around, aldosterone can't exert its effects.

Antique shops exert a peculiar fascination on a great many people.

The U.S. has a responsibility to exert influence in this situation.

Apple exerted its will on the music and publishing industries.

So the wire must be exerting some upward force on the object.

You have worked out that you can exert a force across space-time.

When in a match should I be exerting the most effort?

But some researchers think that humans exert our own landscape of fear.

Look; we've seen Russia continue trying to exert influence.

They provide great resistance to tension when that tension is exerted in one direction.