Sentence examples for effective leveraging from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the effective leveraging of cloud infrastructure requires careful design and implementation of applications and data management systems.

However, the effective leveraging of this technology in WMNs requires (i) enhanced MAC protocols, to coordinate the access to multiple channels with a limited number of radio interfaces, and (ii) efficient channel allocation schemes, to mitigate the impact of co-channel interference.

Such a program would be a highly effective leveraging tool as part of Federal assistance to state and local governments.

His challenge to scientists and engineers to invent clean energy technologies is an ideal example of effective leveraging of limited federal dollars to produce big results.

The Pragati programme through effective leveraging of resources, partnerships, and achieving scale has been cost-efficient.

In addition to those aspects that generally define magnet hospitals, examining innovative capacity at the unit level makes it possible to take into account a broader set of factors, such as effective leveraging of nurses' role, technology, linkage with the community, results management and feedback, and patients' centrality in care.

"We consider the effective leverage at Dynegy to be greater than the amount reported on the balance sheet," Mr. Cassidy said.

And in the case of the strong states — Iran and North Korea — we would have to generate much more effective leverage from the outside to get them to change their behavior along the lines we seek.

Su Hao, of China Foreign Affairs University, writes that the nuclear summit is a sign of renewed U.S. multilateralism, but one with distinct advantage to the U.S. "Apparently, the issue of nuclear safety is an effective leverage point for the U.S. to achieve its national security goals".

Impressive, until you realize that a basket of REITs over the same period would have earned 26%, if the investment trusts had been bought on 60% margin to boost their total effective leverage to the 80% levels that Blackstone deploys.

Among the topics considered include the likelihood of an acceleration in GSD, its limitations for expansion and adoption, new models of organization for effective leverage of global teams, and technical evolutions occurring due to the cross pollination of the industry and the emergence of offshore research and newly established centers of innovation.