Sentence examples for far leverage from inspiring English sources

So far, leverage is coming in the form of high-profile bookings, two YouTube music videos with around 100,000 views each, more than 10,000 Facebook fans and a sold-out show at the Metro in Chicago in February.

While many types of shared economy scenarios are proliferating, few of them, so far, leverage the Internet of Things and blockchain as technologies to build distributed applications.

Mr. Benton has far more leverage than a mere campaign staffer.

Investment banks in Europe, which report gross derivatives under stricter international financial reporting standards, had far higher leverage.

The gearing on average is 58% across the funds and acquisitions have been done at far higher leverage.

That would seem to indicate there is far less leverage now, but that may not be true.

Those investigators would have far less leverage over him because he is not an employee of Major League Baseball.

Experts say the unregulated, low-tax structure of hedge funds gives them far more leverage to maximise gains than traditional investment companies.

For David J. Kramer, a former senior State Department official with responsibility for Russia, the new circumstances show "the Russians now have far more leverage in the U.S. relationship than they should".

Republicans have little incentive to co-operate during the post-election session, knowing they will have far more leverage in January, when the newly-elected members take their seats.

The view there, and among professional investors, has been that far greater leverage was available through options and futures, not to mention more exotic derivatives, so changing the rule would have little effect on levels of speculation.