Sentence examples for leverage at all from inspiring English sources
Whether Yahoo! has any leverage at all in this dispute, however, is an open question.
If the iPhone market keeps growing, pretty soon they're going to have no leverage at all".
"Whenever Indians get any leverage at all, people start to scream and yell.
"If we allow change at this point, the church would have no leverage at all in such cases.
After watching the events of this weekend, I'm quite sure I was wrong: Snowden has indeed altered U.S.-China relations, by giving China new strength on an issue of which it was struggling to gain any leverage at all.
There is no leverage at all available — yet without it, the return on these assets would simply be too small to make them interesting enough for investors to purchase.
They have no leverage, though, AT ALL, because they gave all that up by punting before the election.
"It's one of the only asset classes that's not leveraged at all, so that a Warhol hanging in somebody's house truly represents a million dollars in capital," Mr. Porter of Christie's said.
Mr Trimble has also seen his leverage at Westminster all but disappear thanks to Labour's margin of victory.In this section Bile and blood It ain't over Greener Arrivistes Fatal squeeze Not right Twin peaks Free at last Field of vision Blair's revolution Remix ReprintsBut attention has concentrated mainly on Sinn Fein, which increased its share of the vote by six percentage points.
"Karamanlis used all the leverage at his disposal, visiting Bonn when the German chancellor, Helmut Schmidt, became reluctant and openly playing the guilt card, citing the devastation it had visited on Greece during the second world war".
But a rough guess is that this financial globalization effect — an effect that is all about leverage, not at all about overspending — has added between 30 and 50 percent of GDP to the reported US debt ratio.
