Sentence examples for leverage of its from inspiring English sources
Apple can use the leverage of its millions of customers to help it catch up.
But it may use the leverage of its big artists to get its not-so-big artists on the cover, and push its number of covers up to seven or eight, That means that all the other labels have four to five covers to split between them". The same goes for TV shows such as Jonathan Ross and Alan Carr.
Now, shorn of its overseas dominions, France would be just another midsized European power (albeit with nuclear bombs) if it weren't for the extraordinary leverage of its veto on the Council.
Rather, it will do this by increasing the dominance and leverage of its redistributor position.
Russia has neither the economic nor military leverage of its Asian neighbor.
Because China accounts for less than 2% of Norway's exports, the economic consequences seem eminently manageable.Indeed, Norway may now be tempted to exert some leverage of its own.
"Given the scanty resources that have been committed to corporate crime enforcement, I think the government's leveraging of its prosecution power from corporations and their lawyers has been critically important," said Daniel C. Richman, professor of law at Columbia and a former assistant United States attorney in New York.
Sears has been hobbled by financial machinations such as spinning off the real estate into a REIT and the leveraging of its intellectual property.
Nexmo's value proposition is essentially the leveraging of its past work with global telecom providers and markets to create an intelligent tool that handles optimization for the developer automatically.
Facing an economic landscape that threatened to leave it behind, Notre Dame has begun to leverage one of its most valuable assets: its century-old mystique.
It is a relationship of mutual dependence, but Jordan has particular leverage because of its location in the heart of the Middle East and its general tolerance to be used as a base of American military and intelligence operations.
