Because family-owned companies tend to take a much more conservative approach to debt, leverage becomes an advantage.
To their constitutionally endorsed advantage in the Senate, they have added a manipulated advantage in the House of Representatives that some Republicans would like to leverage into an advantage in presidential elections.
"I always tell women that the fact that you're different and that you're noticed, because there are few of us in the tech industry, is something you can leverage as an advantage," she said.
Can market participants advantageously match their capabilities to the right investments or leverage an information advantage?
But there is so much more to this trait that can be leveraged to an advantage.
One obvious way to leverage a price advantage from Aphrodite gas would be to transport it in the most cost-efficient way, which by all accounts means pumping it through a pipeline from Cyprus to Turkey, where it could be shipped to Europe.
The key to leveraging your uniqueness as an advantage, and communicating in ways that even mainstream audiences (including top media) can get excited about, is to pay attention to what people already value and understand, something that is in the ballpark of what you are doing, and to use that language - something familiar, something that rings a bell.
We also show that pioneers leverage a low-cost advantage in unskilled labor to compete with plants that are located in areas where the industry is more prevalent.
Expanding to new countries and building those playbooks for international expansion as quickly as possible is going to be important to a company like Tilt, which would could leverage a first-mover advantage into building a lot of buzz for the service.
Size also matters when running up the middle, though not in the obvious way: at 5 feet 10 inches, Bradshaw often gains a leverage advantage against tall defensive linemen.
