| exert pressure | 23.96 | But it had other ways to exert pressure. | ||
| exert influence | 17.58 | All exert an influence. | ||
| exert control | 8.43 | The state should not exert control over the media. | ||
| exert effort | 2.83 | Did he exert any effort to urge Arab states to break them? | ||
| exert power | 1.97 | He exerts considerable power within the family. | ||
| exert authority | 1.58 | He exerts authority gently, but firmly. | ||
| exert effect | 1.38 | But genes exert their effects through the brain. | ||
| exert force | 1.18 | Wind exerts a force on a given area of an object. | ||
| exert leadership | 0.99 | Will the President capitalize on his immense popularity to exert strong leadership? | ||
| exert will | 0.79 | Which team will be able to exert its will, especially in the running game? | ||
| exert leverage | 0.72 | That is where the state has exerted its leverage. | ||
| exert pull | 0.66 | But London seems to exert limited pull. | ||
| exert energy | 0.59 | There are people who exert more energy eating a slab of ribs. | ||
| exert degree | 0.39 | One of these ingredients is the power to create and develop fantasy worlds over which girls can exert a degree of control. | ||
| exert dominance | 0.39 | Jozic fielded an offensive-minded team, but it failed to exert dominance in the midfield. | ||
| exert independence | 0.33 | Did he feel he had to exert his independence from Gingrich? | ||
| exert kind | 0.33 | But he added that each partner had signed an agreement not to exert any kind of influence over the magazine. | ||
| exert restraint | 0.33 | In Washington, State Department spokesman Richard Boucher urged both sides to exert maximum restraint. | ||
| exert discipline | 0.26 | The rosy projections made possible by the zooming economy presume and imply that fiscal discipline will be exerted. | ||
| exert drag | 0.26 | However, housing investment, corporate capital outlays and other weak sectors will exert a drag. |