The phrase "at leveraging" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where one is discussing the act of utilizing resources or advantages effectively.
Example: "The company is focused on at leveraging its technological advancements to improve productivity."
Alternatives: "in utilizing" or "for maximizing".
Gillibrand excelled at leveraging connections and accumulating mentors.
In most cases, legislators said the financing is aimed at leveraging dollars from private investors to maximize the economic effects.
This left them on the defensive, and the famous "yellow ribbon" campaign was a soft sell aimed at leveraging that advantage for the government.
Those most adept at leveraging all of that capacity within their own markets are most likely to flourish over the coming decade and beyond.
Now she is trying to become better at leveraging her role as the high priestess of the local, sustainable food revolution.
"Women aren't always savvy about staying on top of their market value and they're not good at leveraging their salaries by moving".
Ben Sturner continues as chief executive at Leverage, which is forming a strategic partnership with Ponturo Management.
To sweeten the deal, the government will also be putting in debt, at leverage ratios that could reach as high as six to one — and will provide guarantees against most of the potential losses.
The Goose was a state wrestling champion in high school, so he is agile for a man of such enormous size, expert at leverage, and he is so compact that moving him is like trying to move a safe.
First of all, the private markets operate at leverage levels that the public REITs are not allowed to participate in, which gives the private markets a distinct advantage.
This effort at leverage is placing Arizona citizens at risk," Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery said.
