Sentence examples for few leverage from inspiring English sources
Life distributes tragedy indiscriminately, but only a few leverage the tragedy as a springboard for something far greater.
The debt ceiling provides one of the few leverage points for House Republican leaders.
Sanders, indeed, is a candidate over which there are relatively few leverage points: He only recently became a Democrat and enjoys a fundraising apparatus independent of long time donors.
"What it does is it removes one of the few remaining leverage points people still have over unions.
But CTI research reveals that, while most companies target women as end-users, few effectively leverage the talent most likely to know what these end-users want and need: female employees.
However, only very few studies leverage this body of descriptive knowledge to support organizations in determining an appropriate BPS level for their processes (Münstermann and Weitzel 2008; Romero et al. 2015).
Monti killed that deal on a theory called conglomeratization: By buying a maker of machinery that produces rival plastic bottles, Tetra Laval could in a few years leverage its lead position in cartons to also control plastic alternatives (glass bottles and tin cans are the packaging products still out of Tetra Laval's reach).
After a few creative leverage points and many Snapchat photos later, a team of firefighters finally pulled Risner free from her purple prison.
Tolaram reports that over the past few years, leveraging its manufacturing and distribution prowess, it has expanded that market sixfold, reaching 30% of the population.
Media figures such as Bannon sometimes take an informal advisory role in presidential administrations, but only a few have leveraged their influence over a news organization to gain office or become senior advisers, said W. Joseph Campbell, a media historian at American University in Washington.
First, we will be launching incented app-install feed advertising units in the next few months, leveraging the strength of MeetMe credits.
