Sentence examples for leveraged with a from inspiring English sources

Like recent forays into South Florida real estate, our speculative war in Iraq was leveraged with a hefty mortgage and a blind eye toward the market's down side.

We observe that Royal Mail's model is highly leveraged with a fixed cost base in the short term and if conditions have worsened, there is likely to be a noticeable leveraged impact.

With such rights, land title could be leveraged with a mortgage, used as collateral for a bank loan, or sold more easily.

But it's slightly leveraged, with a 1.25x exposure to the Topix index.

This is because futures trading is highly leveraged, with a relatively small amount of money used to establish a position in assets having a much greater value.

What it does have is world-class semiconductor and electronics manufacturing facilities that could be leveraged with nanotechnology to make an impact on energy production.

With the construction of 20 community health, education and sport centres as part of the "20 Centres for 2010" campaign, the World Cup environment was leveraged with the goal of creating a lasting legacy for communities across the African continent.

The political rhetoric has been leveraged with force.

"Health insurance providers could theoretically start to use the program as leverage" with a company, he said.

But he also made it his business, while other lawyers were painstakingly developing legal claims, to be first at the courthouse, gaining leverage with a hasty filing.

Rights groups now feel they have some leverage with a government that depends heavily on food and oil donations from the United States, Japan and South Korea.