Sentence examples for favourable leverage from inspiring English sources
The front anti-roll bar's mounting points are nearer to the car's edges, so the bar has more favourable leverage and a more immediate effect.
Thanks largely to the rapid recovery in stockmarkets, those aged between 53 and 58 saw a net decline in wealth of just 2.8% between 2006 and 2010.More worrying is that this generation seems to be able to leverage its size into favourable policy.
Firms in emerging markets have faced greater incentives and opportunities to increase leverage as a result of the ensuing unusually favourable global financial conditions," the IMF says.
On the other hand, prominent outsiders such as Derryn Hinch and Pauline Hanson were able to leverage their fame into a Senate seat (Hinch was probably helped by a favourable ballot position).
The example also indicates that TRCCs can leverage PTAs from whichever country they have a subsidiary and from wherever their legal standing most favourable.
"The situation looks favourable".
Conditions look more favourable now.
Favourable demography is another cause.
