Sentence examples for going leverage from inspiring English sources
If they don't, once the next credit boom gets going, leverage ratios will start rising again.
That's where you're going to get leverage from.
"It would be the cynic who presumes political contributions are going to leverage favors," said Gary Lewi, a spokesman for Kawasaki.
I HAD my answer: I was going to leverage all that I had learned in P.R. for 20-plus years and start my own consultancy.
Second, we're going to leverage Ray's Global State API to dynamically get total as well as available resources in the cluster.
She is going to leverage her living legend status — what Emilie Rubinfeld, the president of the brand, calls "the Carolina effect" — to the benefit of her company.
In the TugCam pitch, for example, instead of glossing over marketing, the pitchers said specifically that they were going to leverage insurance companies who were willing to provide policy discounts as a means to reach the end users.
"We are not going to leverage the value of the investments that we do make, unless we start to behave in a more businesslike and coherent way across the police service," said one contributor.
