Sentence examples for leverage useful from inspiring English sources

Health and wellness apps can leverage useful questionnaires and engaging user interfaces to help truck drivers learn about their sleep habits and methods by which then can improve the quality of their sleep.

Transfer learning is a technique that leverages useful knowledge and skills in the previous tasks and applies them to new tasks or domains.

After all, putting "hooks in the water" so that you have options for funding, support, or leveraging useful professional contacts later is not the same thing as making a firm decision to implement any of those options.

To further take into account that many SNPs are interrelated together and their effects on brain structure or disease progression could overlap, we expect to further develop J1 in Equation (3) to leverage the useful information conveyed by the SNP correlations.

This one is interesting because it leverages a useful feature of browsers that you might have never thought about.

That gives the Obama administration useful leverage.

And his more hard-line talk about a military option to stop Iran's nuclear program may be useful leverage, even if an actual attack may be unattractive for the same reasons that made George W. Bush never seriously consider it.

"It makes us see how we're admired and validates the importance of our traditions," Mr. Tsamarin had told me, adding that the Achuar now consider the value of their cultural heritage as a useful leverage against oil development.

Prosecutors lobby for and implement these overly harsh sentences because they see them not as a proportional response to the crime at issue, but because they're useful leverage to force petrified defendants to flip and testify against others.

"When Apple has leverage, Apple uses leverage".

And conceivably, Abbas's U.N. initiative could be leveraged into a useful "win-win" formula for partial progress toward a two-state framework.