Sentence examples for leverage of a from inspiring English sources

Unions strongly oppose emergency boards because they believe they eliminate the leverage of a strike.

To extract her confession, he used the leverage of a more serious charge from an unrelated check-fraud scheme.

On the developer's side is the legal strength of a signed contract and the financial leverage of a buyer's deposit.

This time, Apple is on the side of the angels, mostly because the company doesn't have the leverage of a dominant device.

This is a moment for immediate action to reopen government's doors, not the beginning of a conversation that Republicans spurned when they lacked the leverage of a shutdown.

The size and potential market leverage of a combined Sony and EMI has drawn opposition from independent music companies as well as consumer advocates.

Professors tended to remain frozen at their acquisition salaries unless they could extract more money with the leverage of an outside offer.

With a Democratic primary in September, he is racing to establish a track record, to embody the role, to wield the leverage of an incumbent to ward off challengers.

In a letter to his colleagues, Mr. Murtha, who has consistently voted to renew China's trading rights with the United States, said he now believes it would be a mistake to lose the leverage of an annual vote.

Although the balance of power in the boardroom appears to have shifted from management to the directors in the last few years, he said, "the leverage of an outstanding candidate is considerable".

As for all the businesses that were devastated by the attack but don't have the leverage of an American Express or a Larry Silverstein, incentives are hit or miss.