Sentence examples for hard to leverage from inspiring English sources

Which is nice, but hard to leverage.

"What was hard to leverage in those 'Life comes at you fast' ads is, 'Why choose Nationwide?' " Mr. Schreibman said.

But essentially heart rate data is extremely hard to leverage for performance [needs].

"I don't know where we're going to come out with this," says Schneider "but it's hard to leverage R&D without scale.

But it has been working hard to leverage its substantial audiences in other areas to do just that.

Looks like The New York Times' groundbreaking, paywalled deal with Flipboard was yesterday's news: today comes another development for the Grey Lady and how she is working hard to leverage social media for the next stage of growth.

Leach also said that Sony Ericsson could try harder to leverage the strong Sony brand in the West, and could also take a leaf out of Nokia's book by attempting to expand into Internet services.

Tomorrow and hereon after, I will work harder to leverage my privilege for you.

But it's hard to negotiate without leverage.

It's not too hard to see HP leveraging WebOS in interesting ways for their server market, too.

Instagram doesn't let users click on links in comments posted under pictures, which makes it hard for businesses to leverage the platform for traffic.