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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a lever of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that serves as a means to achieve a particular effect or influence a situation.
Example: "Education is often seen as a lever of social change, empowering individuals to improve their circumstances."
Alternatives: "a tool for" or "a means of".
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France sees a strong Europe as a lever of influence.
To St. Augustine, the organ was a lever of sin: "the demon rod".
"Supermarkets have become a lever of social change, a source of social mobility.
Served open-face, omakase style, next to a fulcrum of lemon and a lever of grissini, so you can look under the sandwich.
Brigadier Cheema stood by his earlier statement that she had died from a fractured skull caused by a fall against a lever of the car.
When you consider that government policies can affect the behaviour of millions of people, the potential to use this as a lever of change could be enormous.
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The hinged windshield, for example, opens at the bottom with a push of a lever on the dashboard.
"Think of the oar as a lever," Prof. Mark Schiefsky of the Harvard classics department said.
After the pull of a lever and turn of a handle, toys such as a teddy bear disappear.
The demand has been a rallying cry for Palestinians and a key lever of their diplomacy.
In both Lake Tåkern and Lake Krankesjön, the reed ecotype has a higher modularity index, and shows a lower lever of phenotypic integration compared to the stonewort ecotype (Table 5).
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