Sentence examples for leverage exerted from inspiring English sources

An investigation this year by the state attorney general concluded that the pricing leverage exerted by academic medical centers played a major role.

Coalition governments first under Asquith in 1915 16 and from 1916 22 under David Lloyd George destroyed the leverage exerted by the Home Rule party's control of the balance of power in the Commons since 1910.

This study goes beyond traditional usage in developing leverage efficiency diagnostics to quantify the leverage exerted by subsets of data on efficiency in estimation, specifically, to identify parameters impacted adversely on subset deletions, or enhanced through augmentations, and to quantify altered efficiencies of their estimators.

The small and light-weight skull is biomechanically linked to the long neck because of the leverage exerted by the head on the neck (Witzel & Preuschoft, 2005; Witzel, 2007; Witzel et al., in press).

That change deprived district attorneys of the enormous — and, critics argued, unfair — leverage they exerted in drug cases.

That would encourage executives to be more conservative about using borrowed money to juice returns to capital, because it would expose them to the losses that leverage can exert on all the firm's investors.

Unlike Iraq, moreover, North Korea is boxed in by countries that are rich or powerful or both China, Russia, Japan and South Korea all of which have leverage to exert and all of which have good reasons to ensure that Mr Kim disarms.And if they fail?

The increasing repression of religious and nationalist dissent by the Brezhnev administration had led to the explosive growth of a dissident movement, which exerted leverage by appeals to the west for support.

The White House has exerted leverage in education by prioritizing competitive grants, such as the "Race to the Top" competition, over measures that would increase school funding more evenly across the country.

Treatment Guidelines: WHO also exerted substantial leverage in dictating demand for certain ARVs through its HIV/AIDS treatment guidelines.

It should sound conversational, useful, and practical rather than exerting leverage.