Sentence examples for leverage from the from inspiring English sources

This has been a game of leverage from the start.

Leverage from the European Union loses its force once countries have joined.

Three years after publication, Mr. Cole was still getting leverage from the book.

But the Mets must weigh their desire to lure Piniella with what they view as little leverage from the Mariners.

They look very exciting if retailing and capital goods are suffering without any leverage from the economy.

"There are some egregious examples of companies like Enron that are rapidly growing and attempting to shield their growth in leverage from the market.

The social web and the leverage from these connections have the media confused, and it seems angry, if not completely wrong.

Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts was excessively leveraged from the start, in part to enable Mr. Trump to buy into the hot New York real estate market.

With the Rosenwald challenge grant, money raised by parents at bake sales and cakewalks and funds leveraged from the state, the new Pine Grove school was built, one large room with a movable partition allowing two teachers to divide up the 40 or so students.

The money from rich countries would enable about $39bn to be leveraged from the private sector – in other words, businesses would be expected to co-invest or use loans from the public sector – which is a substantial increase on the $21bn from this source in 2012.

"Pending further announcements by the company, the rating agency believes that divestments of non-core assets would be difficult to execute in the current environment, particularly at valuations to allow de-leveraging from the current level," Moody's said in a statement.