Sentence examples for greater leverage than from inspiring English sources

This factor might give Argentina greater leverage than it has had in past talks, analysts say.

But the poll holds other signs that the public sees Mr. Obama as having greater leverage than Republicans.

With league salary structures and other limitations, SFX is unlikely to negotiate with team general managers with any greater leverage than its agents had when they were independent.

In many of my discussions with private equity folks, instead of saying, well, bring us on more capital, those contacts are the ones saying that the banks are pushing them to take greater leverage than they otherwise would want.

Options allow investors to take a stake in a company with far greater leverage than they could achieve in common shares, largely because one option typically represents 100 shares of the company stock it is related to.

But success will require greater leverage than that which presently exists.

Greater leverage means greater returns if business is good.

Opposing that view are those who believe that change inside China can exert greater leverage for reform than any diplomatic pressure.

That has clearly given buyers much greater leverage over sellers than has been the case recently, to the point where some agencies that bought commercial time at record rates in the "upfront," or advance, market for the 2000-2001 TV season may be thinking of trying to sweeten the terms of those deals.

Channel 4's enlarged sales operation would therefore have greater leverage with advertisers, and UKTV would secure better revenues than it could achieve by bargaining alone.

Through direct campaign contributions they are now more empowered than ever to use their corporate affiliations for greater leverage elsewhere.