Sentence examples for leverage growing from inspiring English sources
As Republican warnings over military cuts and tax increases grow louder, Democrats see their leverage growing stronger.
In recent years, many public health initiatives have begun to leverage growing mobile phone network and access to promote vaccination uptake, for instance, by sending text message reminders to families about upcoming vaccination appointments and tracking vaccination histories electronically.
Leverage grows until crisis results.
This cultural evolution has motivated creatives and technologists (and creative technologists) to integrate immersive tools to leverage, grow and maintain attention to their narrative.
Leveraging growing momentum to end early and forced marriage in Malawi, Human Rights Watch is calling upon the government to set a minimum legal age for marriage.
Put simply, the revenue/earnings leverage from growing users/usage is simply not enough to scale earnings relative to the IPO's proposed valuation".
Learning Chinese has become more popular and increasingly necessary in today's global marketplace, giving those who can speak Mandarin greater leverage in growing their careers.
As a professional Chinese middle class emerges, it will likely increasingly seek to leverage its growing economic clout in the political arena, at least to provide inputs into state economic policies.
According to British diplomats and experts on Russia, the power and influence of both Putin and Russia, measured in political, economic and demographic terms, are steadily eroding while the EU's leverage is growing.
These companies, which are remarkable for beating out historical leaders like Exxon despite their relative youth, are all digital platform organizations that leverage a growing and virtual network of suppliers and customers.
At the micro level, we should leverage the growing power of physician- and hospital-review systems to gather more (and more-sophisticated) information on what is most valued by individual health care consumers.
