The phrase "as he leverages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone utilizing a resource or advantage to achieve a goal or outcome.
Example: "As he leverages his extensive network, he is able to secure valuable partnerships for the company."
Alternatives: "as he utilizes" or "as he capitalizes on".
He needs that audience to bolster his party's electoral chances, just as he leveraged his own rallies for his political success in 2016.
Au contraire, the conversation that ensued was charged, even when the tone was light, as he exposed his motives as well as how he "leverages" what it means to be a sought after commodity in this market economy.
"With jobs more scarce, workers don't have as much leverage," he says.
It is unlikely, however, that Osborne will have as much leverage as he and his union colleagues have had in the past.
Throughout his rule, Colonel Qaddafi, 69, sanctioned spasms of grisly violence and frequent bedlam, even as he sought to leverage his nation's oil wealth into an outsize role on the world stage.
In the meanwhile, LaVar remains in the news as well, as he tries to leverage his Big Baller Brand around his three sons.
Even as he continues to leverage his "dark money" ties with his private consulting business, Noble's center has become entangled in an ongoing California probe that a state election regulator has called the largest case of "campaign money laundering" in California history.
While Mr. Icahn has been an influential investor known to rattle cages at other companies, it is unlikely he has as much leverage at a company that has a market value of $483.24 billion.
The worker put his feet inside the loop and used it for leverage as he shinnied up a coconut tree like a squirrel.
Still, the sixth-year head coach is finding how wonderful it is to have leverage as he looks to renegotiate his contract.
