Sentence examples for leverage in it from inspiring English sources

It's a very, very difficult problem, and we don't have much leverage in it".

Beyond the power politics, it is likely that North Korea is figuring that some smoking television images will win it leverage in its grinding aid-for-disarmament negotiations.

Convertbond.com's Steven Seefeld sketched for FORBES GLOBAL how a typical transaction can be leveraged: In it a hedge fund is betting that Rite Aid's common stock will fall and convertible bonds will fare better.

The talks could become more complicated because several rival private equity firms offered yesterday to participate with Sony, possibly giving it extra leverage in its negotiations with Texas Pacific and Providence.

The cash from the deal would allow a still SoftBank-controlled Sprint to invest a bit more, and possibly give it some leverage in its merger negotiations with T-Mobile.

But a "long enough watch" over the system will enable one to figure out what are the leverage points in it.

Hospira claims it can't control the wholesalers, but it does have leverage in this case: it's time both firms step up and refuse to participate in further business with that wholesaler – or admit their own complicity.

And the UAW's failure in Chattanooga may hurt not just its efforts to organise plants in the south, but its leverage in Detroit, where it wants to narrow the gap between what veteran and new auto workers are paid.(Photo credit: VW Group of America).

The fact that it is a platform built by leveraging in-house tools makes it customizable according to the need of any enterprise.

These are the bits of data that Foursquare has just started leveraging in its own app and it's only going to get better.

Prominent Republicans accused the President of using the crisis — "seizing on" it, "exploiting" it, "leveraging" it — in order, the Party chairman, Michael Steele, said, to deploy "Chicago-style politics" to "manufacture knee-jerk political support for cap-and-trade energy taxes".