Sentence examples for leverage to apply from inspiring English sources

The rift left Mr. McConnell with little leverage to apply to get his fellow Kentuckian to retreat.

By giving the app read-only access to your bank account and credit card transactional data, Pariti gets a pretty good picture of your financial health and should be able to create a more accurate and up-to-date credit rating, which in turn can be used as leverage to apply for cheaper credit.

Designed with the massage therapist in mind, Massage Tool Products' unique ergonomic shape give you the leverage to apply pressure where needed with less hand and wrist strain.

We have also shown how the I/O system can be leveraged to apply commands on filtered data streams.

"Finally, we leverage transfer learning to apply a single algorithmic model across all clients, scaling our learnings from client-to-client and constantly improving our solution," he adds.

Using a novel mouse model of NF1-associated attention deficit (ADD), we demonstrate a presynaptic defect in striatal dopaminergic homeostasis and leverage this finding to apply [11C]-raclopride positron-emission tomography (PET) in the intact animal.

Comparing the enforcement of adult universal health care to that of children, as many Clinton supporters are doing, is inappropriate: there is far more leverage to be applied on parents and guardians when it comes to the children in their care than there is on adults (and far more emotional incentive for adults to provide for the children in their care than for themselves).

The Global Resilience Partnership (convened by the Rockefeller Foundation, USAID and Sida) is investing $150 million (USD), and leveraging billions more, to apply radical resilience thinking across four of the most vulnerable regions on Earth: the Horn of Africa, the Sahel and south and southeast Asia.

An obvious extension of this approach is to apply leverage to generate excess returns to the non-leveraged portfolio.

Direct attack is fruitless, so each startup attempts to apply leverage from a unique angle.

So unless ­investors are willing to accept the 1.8% yield on low-volatility government bonds, they have to apply leverage, either with margin debt or by purchasing futures to double or triple the nominal size of the holdings.