Sentence examples for getting more leverage from inspiring English sources

"We're integrating the acquisition, we're going to reduce our debt quite a bit, so that will help move us in that direction, and we're getting more leverage as our network grows".

"You'll get more leverage that way!" Sotto voce, he tells me, "They're clueless".

"It is the classic play out of the Charles de Gaulle playbook: hold out to the end, get more leverage".

"I swayed way back behind the ball and lunged past it to get more leverage," he said.

In other words, when you have a successful grass-roots machine, you can get more leverage from each dollar you spend on the other facets of your campaign.

"Even if regulators never move to act on those indications Sky will get more leverage with rights holders as a pan-European player anyway".

This allowed him to build up more speed on approach, use a heavier pole that could generate more recoil force, and grip the pole much higher than the average vaulter in order to get more leverage.

"They are often the most nimble, the most effective and, with a small number of assets, able to get more leverage out of the market," says Mr Urias.Does that mean that successful hedge funds are fated to be short-lived and to remain (relatively) small?

When you have multiple options, you get more leverage and tiers to tweak with.

It also gets more leverage with the cable operators every time it signs a deal with a competitor; last week, it was AT&T.

So far, competitors have been invited to respond, and today more of those responses are trickling out, courtesy of lobbying group FairSearch, a group of businesses that include Microsoft, Oracle, Expedia and others trying to get more leverage over Google in Europe, where it dominates the search market.