However, for running, the elasticity used in this study was not strong enough to exert a similar effect.
"I'm not big or influential enough to exert any power over something as big as Apple but Taylor Swift is, so consequently her stance is really important.
Since then, he has used public appearances, books, poems and essays as reminders that he remained healthy and engaged enough to exert influence.
One well-known exception is the "optimal tariff" imposed by countries that are big enough to exert an influence on the world prices of the goods they trade.
They just weren't massive enough to exert a gravitational influence that could clear their orbits of smaller, rocky debris – hence their status as dwarf planets.
The total amount that Pope, his family, and groups backed by him spent on the twenty-two races was $2.2 million — not that much, by national standards, but enough to exert crucial influence within the confines of one state.
In 2010, Pope, his family, and groups he's involved in spent $2.2 million on state elections: "not that much, by national standards," Mayer wrote, "but enough to exert crucial influence within the confines of one state".
The total amount that Pope, his family, and groups backed by him spent on the twenty-two races was $2.2 million—not that much, by national standards, but enough to exert crucial influence within the confines of one state.
On the other hand, investment in inventories has been about as volatile and as cyclical this decade as in the past and inventories, though smaller than before, are still big enough to exert a clear cyclical effect.
The proportion of borrowers facing financial ruin because of an unwise or fraudulent ARM may be small, but it is large enough to exert a downward pull on the housing market generally - hence it affects all of us - and even absent any self-interest, it entails that a large number of people are really suffering.
