Sentence examples for determined to leverage from inspiring English sources

In one sense, by emphasizing the new steps it is taking to control weapons, the Interior Ministry seems determined to leverage the respect shown for its investigators in such a high-profile case into an improved image over all.

Still, Windows remains the most popular desktop PC platform, and so any moves that Microsoft makes to encourage the use of its products, especially in areas where it had been determined to leverage its power before, will be a focus.

Unlike in recent years, when NBC seemed content to let its talent remain in the audience at the upfront presentation, on Monday the network was more determined to leverage its star power.

These Sunni militias are determined to regain the leverage they had lost in their war against American forces.

Others seemed determined to use their negotiating leverage to its maximum.

United are determined to use David de Gea as leverage and are prepared to prevent the Spanish goalkeeper from leaving this summer.

For a woman who tends to be discussed either as a pesky financial scold or a liberal savior, Warren seems determined to strike the middle ground, leveraging her star power while remaining a policy innovator at her core.

And the performance of the British teams is just as mediocre, giving more leverage to politicians determined to get a few easy cheers from slagging off teachers.

A popular mandate is seen as his main leverage against the conservatives determined to thwart him.

And in a sign of what may be to come in other depressed areas, both sides seem determined to use the faltering economy to gain leverage.

He is still dazzled by lucre, but also determined to give warning of the dangers of excessive leverage.