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exert

[ig-zurt] / ɪgˈzɜrt /


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Residential investment is expected to exert a modest drag on growth, while government spending is expected to see a tepid gain.

From Barron's

Residential investment is expected to exert a modest drag on growth, while government spending is expected to see a tepid gain.

From Barron's

Whether Apple Daily played a seditious role, and how much control Lai exerted over its stance was at the centre of his 156-day national security trial.

From BBC

The international community must "exert real and effective pressure to halt all violations that occur on a daily basis of the ceasefire agreement," he told a news conference in Cairo.

From Barron's

At rest, they might be able to breathe normally, he explained, but when they exert themselves - through exercise, for example - their lungs "can no longer keep up".

From BBC