Sentence examples for leveraged not only from inspiring English sources

CEO Josh Manley also tells TechCrunch that in the future, ReplyBuy.ai will be able to be leveraged not only through SMS, but can also be integrated into apps with chat capability and messaging based services like iMessage and Facebook Messenger, along with IoT devices like Amazon Echo and others.

Furthermore, the current surveillance activities are leveraged not only by other AFHSC-GEIS initiatives but also by other DoD programs (e.g., MIDRP) with related missions such as field epidemiology and diagnostic test evaluation.

"So, we recognize [that] we're looking for programs in this time of austerity, that are more highly leveraged, that will help not only the lowest income people... but also has billions going to the middle income people.

Not only are leveraged buyout firms having a hard time raising money from pension managers and other institutional investors -- Kohlberg Kravis hired Merrill Lynch to help court foreign investors for the first time this year -- they are having a rough time structuring the buyouts themselves.

The terms of this latest leveraged buyout arrangement deserve much closer scrutiny not only by shareholders and management of the companies involved but by anyone concerned about the impacts that such deals have on employment, communities and society.

He points out that it would make not only big home mortgages but also leveraged investments such as hedge funds and stocks bought on margin less attractive, since investment interest would no longer be fully deductible.

And this is not only about populist movements being mobilized and democratically leveraged with political clout, a lesson not heeded by the HRC team.

These are working not only on disputes but also on helping clients to unwind leveraged transactions.

You recognize not only your individual talents, but also the ways that you worked well with others and leveraged the talents of the group to succeed.

At the same time, however, not only has the industry flourished, but it has done so in its costliest, highest-leveraged and least transparent segment: hedge funds.

CLOUGH -- Not only was it a question of overvaluation, but the corporate sector has left itself very highly leveraged, the consumer sector has left itself very highly leveraged.