Sentence examples for leveraged events from inspiring English sources

But during the last five years, legal scholars say the country's powerful security apparatus has leveraged events like the Olympics and a spike in social unrest to institute more sweeping measures and fatten policing budgets.

Paulson's one-and-a-half-times leveraged event arbitrage fund is up 31.1percentt for July and 98.3percentt for the year.

Not only did they garner 2.4 million clicks that day, they further leveraged the event for a Superbowl ad that created buzz and nearly doubled interest in the vehicle.

It has also innovatively leveraged key national events to drive greater awareness and support for literacy and learning.

"HSBC is a bank and is a materially leveraged play on the events that are unfolding in the U.S., U.K., and now in emerging markets," he told investors in a note.

The user-centric model is then leveraged to tailor online services from events to travel and restaurants.

In 1966, New York City Mayor John Lindsay appointed him as commissioner of public events, a job that leveraged Palmer's ample talents as an entertainer and raconteur.

Applying the IMG formula once again, McCormack leveraged his connections with models into an event business and now owns New York's Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week and similar fashion shows in India, Singapore and Brazil.

We leveraged the Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Event (CTCAE) grading system and classified the DDI-induced ADEs into the CTCAE in the Web Ontology Language (OWL).

But if companies borrow too much – become too "highly leveraged" – they can be vulnerable in the event of a crisis or downturn – or simply if their plans turn out to be over-optimistic.

Reactions to other non-energy related news also plays a role in volatility as these events are always exaggerated by highly-leveraged hedge funds, and create bounces in the markets.