Sentence examples for its potential leverage from inspiring English sources

The motion argues that AOL's practice of seeking to sell advertising to its business partners was a legitimate tactic that "made good business sense," using its potential leverage as a customer or shareholder to attract advertisers to the untested online medium.

Despite his potential leverage with Record World, Klein never asked for favors or complained about chart positions or editorial coverage.

This gives it more potential leverage, but the higher level of trade means some members' economies are very closely intertwined with Russia's making it hard to reach the unanimous decisions necessary for sanctions to be imposed.

The $2 billion in annual aid it provides — two-thirds of it to Egypt's military — means it has considerable potential leverage.

Because it is cherished -- not by just a few but by most if not all senators, for the potential leverage it may afford any of them on some future issue.

New Jersey has not grasped the importance of gaining this potential leverage because it has not tapped the creativity of local communities in planning schools.

If the government is treading softly with Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi, 66, it is partly because of the potential leverage she holds in convincing Western nations to drop economic sanctions against the country.

That gives us enormous potential leverage, and we should be using it.

It has no chance without substantial outside help and therein lies potential leverage.

"Over the intermediate term, we see 15% to 20% potential upside in Research in Motion, as current price does not reflect potential leverage from high-margin services and expanding distribution channel," it said.

The institution with the most potential leverage is the World Trade Organization.