Sentence examples for extraordinary leverage from inspiring English sources

City Hall has not made any explicit threats, they said, but city officials have extraordinary leverage over the groups' finances.

But we should: The auto's all-consuming role in  American life gives it extraordinary leverage in both the economy and the environment.

The question is whether the fund will now use its extraordinary leverage to set a course correction for Europe and for itself.

But as Microsoft's victims can testify, the firm in control of the dominant architecture has extraordinary leverage over any potential competitor in its core or related businesses.

In giving up court supervision, Legal Aid lets go of the extraordinary leverage it had over the city's Department of Homeless Services.

But the stimulus money and the close relationship that Duncan, who was the C.E.O. of the Chicago Public Schools before going to Washington, has with Obama give him extraordinary leverage.

By thinking bigger, choosing to be extraordinary, leveraging your talents by elevating your unique gift, and committing to learning new things every year, you will have the keys to creating a very successful life--one filled with amazing opportunities and unforgettable memories that are worthy of a life well lived.

The Obama administration is using its extraordinary economic leverage to test the waters of stakeholder capitalism.

Miller told Dan Patrick on Friday that ESPN gets $5.40 from every cable subscriber and owes this extraordinary financial leverage substantially to football.

"By the spring of 2006," Mr. Roubini writes, "the financial system, with its extraordinary reliance on leverage — and its blind faith that asset prices would only continue to rise — was primed for a breakdown of monumental proportions".

They give you an extraordinary amount of leverage in helping you focus your resources on your direct engagements.