Sentence examples for applying leverage from inspiring English sources

Her deal involved much manoeuvring by the DOJ, aimed at applying leverage to Mr Fastow.

BlackBerry's cash flow is worse, though, meaning applying leverage would be extra risky.

The Powell Doctrine is really about applying leverage only when it matters - at a decisive point, or tipping point designed to maximize chances of success.

Does the public want the Interior Department, for example, to be automatically barred from hiring additional inspectors to guard against more devastating oil spills in the Gulf of Mexico or applying leverage where other potential disasters may be brewing?

An obvious extension of this approach is to apply leverage to generate excess returns to the non-leveraged portfolio.

This will apply leverage through guarantees to support up to £10bn of finance to small and mid-sized business – a significant portion of all the lending currently available.

If demapping is approved, the street essentially becomes private property and the community can choose to bar nonresidents, though the city can apply leverage during the negotiations over land use to keep the street open to the public — as the streets of Fieldston, a private but not gated community, are in the Bronx.

Direct attack is fruitless, so each startup attempts to apply leverage from a unique angle.

So unless ­investors are willing to accept the 1.8% yield on low-volatility government bonds, they have to apply leverage, either with margin debt or by purchasing futures to double or triple the nominal size of the holdings.

This base of sophisticated users and available technological infrastructure constitute a platform from which educators can apply leverage to reach potential students, to encourage present student learning, and to maintain connections with students subsequent to their graduations.

However, Moscow can still exploit Ukraine's rebel regions to apply leverage on its smaller, crisis-hit neighbor.