Sentence examples similar to leverage to sway from inspiring English sources
The development seems likely to further unnerve European Union nations, already wary of their dependence on Russian energy and what critics say are efforts by Moscow to use oil and natural gas exports as leverage to reassert sway over former Soviet nations.
But Syria's diplomatic chastening did little to sway its public posture, demonstrating the limited leverage of the West as it continues to look to Mr. Annan and a peace initiative that has shown no sign of ushering in an end to more than 14 months of violence.
Just as Amazon leverages its power to reshape the publishing ecosystem, Facebook will use its advantages to sway clients, competitors and the many players in the advertising and promotion ecosystem.
That ought to sway some swing votes.
It is expensive to sway their votes.
As the indictment shows, the Internet Research Agency leveraged the tools that companies like Facebook and Twitter have provided to marketers to determine the impact and efficacy of their campaigns to sway opinion and spread their messaging.
Its newspapers try loudly to sway elections.
