But he says that residents have the most leverage before Walmart opens a store.
But we need Mueller to specify Putin's leverage before, like a trapped animal, Trump precipitates a constitutional crisis ― serving Russia's interests once again.
"With every streaming content deal announced by Netflix, the company's cost of revenues increases immediately before being leveraged by any assumed increases in the paid subscriber base," he writes.
"The North Koreans have much more leverage than before," Sherman said.
According to a Realtor.com analysis, though homebuyers in 36 of the nation's biggest housing have "more leverage" than before, it would take 28 months at least at this current pace of cooling off for the market to tip fully in buyers' favors.
China has leveraged its economic might before to boost infrastructure, trade and investment offshore, sometimes rewarding Beijing-friendly governments, but has not aggressively invited people from outside the mainland to come work.
A hit television show, it seems, can't last for more than one season before it is leveraged into redundancy.
"The Daily Show" has shown clip after clip from last year that shows Mr. Cramer assuring his "Mad Money" viewers that Bear Stearns was not in trouble — shortly before that heavily leveraged investment firm imploded.
Further statistical analysis and summarization needs to be done before this data can be leveraged.
President Obama has real leverage before the fiscal cliff.
