Sentence examples for leverage good from inspiring English sources
Having built computers, mobile phones, PDAs and iPods for Sony, Apple and other big outfits for years, Asustek had connections with the big component manufacturers and big enough orders to leverage good prices out of them.
We will establish a brand identity and leverage good client relationships to enhance credibility and encourage growth.
To achieve this they will need to assign and exploit knowledge-brokering roles and leverage good communication between their board members and others outside their board to bring new ideas into the group, facilitate new synergies and alliances, and allow for projects that take advantage of the available resources.
Such an approach, he says, could drive sales from a cellphone to a DVD player to a clothes dryer, by leveraging "good experiences" from one product to another.
The review reveals that through UPAF, the potential for mitigation and adaptation of climate change can address some development deficit issues and transform institutions at the city-regional level by leveraging good UPAF practices.
The caveat with corporate AI travel is that an AI is only as good as the data it is fed - and aggregating and leveraging good data is a challenge.
If negotiations with the Taliban ever get real traction, Pakistan will have leverage — for good or ill.
One of Mr. Obama's biggest challenges now is finding ways to fully leverage that good will into strong international leadership.
Until now the rules have encouraged higher leverage in good times and much lower in bad times, adding to distress at just the wrong moment.
The argument in favor of euro bonds is that they would leverage the good credit ratings of countries like Germany and lower borrowing costs for countries like Spain and Italy, and give those countries more time to fix their economic problems.
Share buy-backs are running at double last year's level and, reckons David Goldman, a strategist at CSFB, will remain in vogue as long as debt is relatively cheap, and firms' managers think that more leverage is good for shareholder value.If this were not enough, swapmarket folk also point accusing fingers at Gary Gensler, under-secretary at the American Treasury.
