Sentence examples for invaluable leverage from inspiring English sources
The traditionalist Americans see men like Akinola and Orombi as their natural allies, and, of course, as invaluable leverage.
While RSS for individual news reading is invaluable, leveraging it for organizational communication is undoubtedly going to become a common practice in the near future.
Information on human mobility behavior derived from mobile phones has been shown to be an invaluable source to leverage within the public health domain, both at an aggregated and individual level [17].
Either way, Putin holds secrets that Trump is desperate to conceal — giving the Russian an invaluable source of leverage over America's president.
At a time when China boasts the world's second-largest economy, and companies of all kind are scrambling to break into a growing middle class market of Chinese consumers, this group of professionals has in-depth knowledge of how things really happen in China, plus in-country contacts and an invaluable network that can be leveraged by companies worldwide.
The Peace Corps has also been leveraging local knowledge to crowdsource invaluable geographic information that can be incredibly helpful in the wake of disasters.
The rapid accumulation of global histone modification maps represents an invaluable body of knowledge, which from a computational perspective, can be leveraged to guide a clustering algorithm, i.e. providing a limited form of supervision.
Leveraging from a large pool of expertise: The company's various alliances with technological partners shall prove invaluable considering the skills and intellectual capacity these partners will have in the fields of design and system integration, implementation and execution, lifecycle support and understanding, and in the application of new technology.
But from the point of view of a Holbrooke or a Kissinger they provided invaluable leverage something Summers, with his grounding in game theory, should have realized.
