Our investments are frequently leveraged, with companies attracting both external and internal follow-on funding once we've signed on.
It is also an illustration of what Gates refers to frequently as "leverage," an idea he articulated with special forcefulness in a recent talk at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.
Sam was quick off the snap, displayed good play recognition and frequently maintained leverage against larger offensive tackles.
Many published polls today get massive coverage [which surely is the equivalent of crying fire] which frequently over leverages and misrepresents the public's real views which often leads to distorted consequences.
But Mr. Peres, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate and former prime minister who recently turned 90, frequently tries to leverage his international stature as an elder statesman, sometimes causing controversy at home.
The threat of corporate flight is frequently enlisted as leverage against corporate regulations and taxes.
The totals are far from levels before the recession, when leveraged buyouts frequently fetched multiples of 15 times earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization, but the appetite for deals is gaining momentum despite lingering concerns in the credit markets.
It frequently uses violence that leverages existing real world threats that women navigate, like avoiding rape or intimate partner violence.
