Sentence examples for idea of leveraging from inspiring English sources

Despite his stated desire for a quiet goodbye, Mr. Mandela has long been used to the idea of leveraging his celebrity in the service of his struggle for freedom, said Mr. Malala, the political analyst.

Pretty soon they got the wild idea of leveraging up and trading futures outside their core expertise.

A visit to Mundra Institute of Communication, Ahmedabad, gave him (Nazeer Khan) the idea of leveraging the business with a franchising structure across Gujarat.

The novelty of the method and information presented here is in the idea of leveraging the cumulative information available regarding procedures in regulations and standards.

Viral marketing has attracted considerable concerns in recent years due to its novel idea of leveraging the social network to propagate the awareness of products.

In other words, they've given up on their idea of leveraging all the known social connections among Yahoo email, address book and messenger users.

To close the gap, some managers are exploring the dangerous idea of leverage.

The new edition is likely to have a prominent place for the idea of leverage and how it contributed to the crisis.

Thus came to life the idea of NaTakallam, pioneering the concept of leveraging the Internet economy and refugees' language skills to provide language services to users worldwide, who, through their engagement, help support displaced persons' livelihoods.

It's one of the leading players in the rise of sharing economy startups, built on the idea of everyday consumers leveraging their own resources — in this case, rooms in their homes, or the whole home itself — in a wider marketplace.

There is now impressive momentum behind the idea of a leverage ratio, a measure that puts a fixed ceiling on the total amount of assets that a bank can hold relative to its capital.