Sentence examples for because of the leverage from inspiring English sources

He can pull this off because of the leverage he forged with his success in the ring.

The pincers were useful for pulling bent nails because of the leverage they were capable of exerting.

Many law enforcement officials agree, but nevertheless endorse extra-long sentences because of the leverage they provide in plea negotiations.

"If you go through a whole cycle, you will have gotten the extra yield because of the leverage," Mr. Cassidy said.

Many Democrats on Capitol Hill believe that Mr. Kyl was able to secure the agreement on the estate tax because of the leverage he held over the arms treaty.

Officials for Mr. Obama's administration have long argued that such concessions from the unions were only possible because of the leverage that the government wielded through the bailout and bankruptcy process.

Our office has identified one of the single greatest drivers of health care costs as the prices negotiated because of the market leverage of providers rather than the quality of services offered.

If the government is treading softly with Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi, 66, it is partly because of the potential leverage she holds in convincing Western nations to drop economic sanctions against the country.

Because of the political leverage accumulated over decades (if not centuries) by the police lobby, officers go about their daily beats with certain guarantees.

Because of the high leverage on many of the transactions of the 1980s, failed deals occurred regularly, however the promise of attractive returns on successful investments attracted more capital.

By all accounts, banking supervisors elsewhere are ignoring Ms Bair's lead because they recognise the perversity of the leverage ratio, which simply measures bank capital as a percentage of total bank assets unadjusted for risk.