But those traits exert a heavy price".
The result is that most change efforts exert a heavy toll, both human and economic.
They are afraid to — such moves are often punished by the United States and the European Union, where pharmaceutical companies exert a heavy influence over trade policy.
"The automatic spending cuts ('sequester') not only exert a heavy toll on growth in the short term but the indiscriminate reductions in education, science and infrastructure spending could also reduce medium-term potential growth," said the IMF.
"Giuliani, I think, would have clearly stepped into the picture and tried to exert a heavy hand to get some negotiations going," said Raphael G. Jacobs, a lawyer in Harrington Park, N.J., who has been a Yankees fan since 1947 and is considering switching to satellite service from DirecTV, which has YES as a basic channel.
Those policies exert a heavy toll on individuals who still have much to contribute to society, he tells ScienceInsider.
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"The evidence is clear that the leadership qualities of 'bad' bosses over time exert a heavy toll on employees' health," Harvard Medical School researcher Jonathan Quick previously told The Washington Post.
In addition to the morbidity and mortality associated with blood-borne infections, unsafe injection practices exert a heavy indirect economic burden on society which may not be properly accounted for.
Five years of punishing austerity – the price of two bailouts worth €240bn – have already exerted a heavy toll in the form of record levels of poverty, unemployment and an unprecedented drop in GDP.
