Sentence examples for Further leverage from inspiring English sources

John Elway also held further leverage, having been drafted the year before by the New York Yankees as an outfielder.

"There's a new focus on gifting, on companies coming out with new distinctive boxes, to further leverage the brand names," Mr. Beder said.

The city gave itself further leverage five years ago with provisions that allow owners to add kiosks or fences in exchange for improving their plazas.

But throughout history, loose monetary conditions have fuelled the cycle: cheap money encourages leverage which boosts asset prices, which in turn encourage further leverage.

Mr. Lee is trying to persuade Parliament to ratify the free trade deal before its term ends in late May, hoping that ratification would give President Bush further leverage to press Congress for its approval.

A senior executive involved in the NBC deal said that "Friends" could not come back for a 10th season because the studio that owned it, Warner Brothers, has no further leverage with the stations that bought the show in syndication.

"The central bank has to be, in a way, a neutral player, and yet we find ourselves trying to stimulate, and the effect is further leveraging," he said.

Olli Rehn, the commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, had made clear at meetings in Washington that the euro zone was "contemplating further leveraging" of the stability fund, Mr. Altafaj-Tardio said.

Further leveraging that close hardware/software connection is doubtless an attractive option for Google.

"There may not be a huge upside, but by further leveraging the brand and the technology they can acquire new customers and move them over to PriceLine's other, more profitable lines," says Jupiter's Mike May.

This could be further leveraged by the idea that some competitive advantage may accrue for those firms that do so versus those that do not [11], such as being able to label their goods as 'eco-products' [37, 43].