Sentence examples for leverage leads from inspiring English sources

If managerial compensation is more senior than debt, higher leverage leads to lower power incentive schemes (lower bonuses and option grants) and a higher base salary.

The battle for leverage led MTV to respond in some unusual ways, at one point blocking the show from beginning its run on MTV's outlet in Britain and thus preventing Mr. Osbourne from gaining publicity when he was about to embark on a concert tour there.

In realizing CeilingSee, we first re-design the LED driver to leverage LED's photoelectric effect so as to transform a light emitter to a light sensor.

The combination of a subprime shock, "untested financial innovation and leverage has led to a confidence crisis," said Pierre Cailleteau, Moody's Investors Service chief economist in London.

That sort of financial leverage has led to a profusion of early-stage VCs and accelerators.

Today they'll announce that Social Leverage has led a third round, adding $2.4 million more.

Google has continued to leverage its lead in search to become a full-fledged portal.

Trade friction and energy leverage have led to an unprecedented Canadian policy of “speak loudly and carry a big piece of lumber” toward the United States.

Molina (2005) similarly argues that ignoring the endogeneity of leverage can lead to an underestimation of its effect on default probabilities.

Soros believes it is this false notion that pushed banks to take on extra leverage and led some institutions to believe they could not be hurt by so-called "market-neutral" strategies.

Monti killed that deal on a theory called conglomeratization: By buying a maker of machinery that produces rival plastic bottles, Tetra Laval could in a few years leverage its lead position in cartons to also control plastic alternatives (glass bottles and tin cans are the packaging products still out of Tetra Laval's reach).