Sentence examples for failing to leverage from inspiring English sources

Critics say the CDC is "twiddling their thumbs" and failing to leverage patent for public health.

By failing to leverage MOOCs, companies are missing out on an effective way to increase employee commitment, especially for young high potentials.

Considering that both companies and NGOs cite brand and reputation-enhancement as important reasons for engaging in partnership, many are clearly failing to leverage the value of their investments through communication.

With such a small percentage of customers seeing their messaging, small businesses are also failing to leverage the potential of referrals.

Cuomo, often blamed for failing to leverage his power against the IDC and Felder, has also elicited a left-leaning primary challenge from Cynthia Nixon, an actress and progressive education activist.

There is no excuse for failing to leverage the arts, music, recreational, and sports programs, and the museums, zoos, and universities we have in spades to provide all children with the horizon-broadening experiences that build on and expand what they learn in class.

The column argued that, while the preponderance of blame lies with an intransigent, Obama-hating claque of congressional Republicans, Obama had played into their hands by failing to use the leverage available to him as president.

Fifa, which has come under fire for failing to use the leverage of the World Cup to press for changes to labour laws, said: "Any instance relating to an apparent restriction of press freedom is of concern to Fifa and will be looked into with the seriousness it deserves".

The bloc "forgoes significant leverage" by failing to coordinate between capitals and across policy areas, the paper said.

Robert Oakley, a former ambassador to Pakistan, said that Washington may have inadvertently helped fuel Pakistan's nuclear ambitions and reduced American leverage over Islamabad by failing to resume economic and military assistance to Pakistan that Congress cut off in 1990 because of the Pakistani nuclear program.

Stephen K. Bannon, Mr. Trump's former top strategist, has said that Mr. Mnuchin is in over his head in the negotiations and that he is letting Mr. Trump's leverage slip away by failing to force China to make major changes to its industrial policy.