Sentence examples for leveraged with additional from inspiring English sources

Strong early money will often be leveraged with additional campaign committee dollars from DC, making it of critical importance to electoral success.

Back then the Government provided a cornerstone investment of £20 million which the funds were able to leverage with an additional £105 million from the European Investment Fund, UK pension funds and a French bank.

Estimates of $916 million in network revenue through 2010, Gutkowski told Steinbrenner, "will provide you with additional leverage in your negotiations with Cablevision".

With time running short, that would have provided them with additional leverage, and some chance that their bill was adopted outright.

Such geographic dispersion provides us with additional leverage to explore the role of sub-national variation in destination characteristics on emigrants' transnational engagement.

With a rebalancing of that instrument and by supplementing a capital infusion with additional leverage, Blackstone can invest significantly in key global markets (India, China and Russia) and ratchet up the pressure on its largest competitors.

We suspect that this feature of our model system has provided us with additional leverage to dissociate models that emphasize correlations vs selective decoding.

Studying more deeply the roles that various individuals, and the coalitions formed by them, have in institutionalisation, deinstitutionalisation and reinstitutionalisation processes might provide us with additional analytical leverage in regional development studies.

Above $250 billion in assets standards would rise again, with additional limitations on leverage, requirements for countercyclical capital buffers and an obligation to hold even more liquid assets.

He recommended a fund be set up and capitalised with $250m, to be leveraged up by an additional $750m and empowered to lend to governments and banks in need of capital.

Each stressor can then be further defined with additional child terms or attributes through development of novel terms or by leveraging terms from existing ontologies as needed (not shown in depth here for simplicity).