Sentence examples for leverages at least from inspiring English sources

Brandon Wu, senior policy analyst, ActionAid, Washington DC, USA @brandoncwu The $100bn developed countries signed up at Paris to raise each year needs to be deployed in a way that leverages at least another $900bn a year from the private sector.

For every $1 invested by U.S. taxpayers, the Global Fund leverages at least $2 more from international donors.

As the name implies, this type of intelligent network leverages at least part of its value to empower users by providing them with AI-gleaned insights derived from users.

The reason for the lack of leverage, at least for now, becomes obvious.

But privately, one leading member of Mr. Bashir's National Congress Party acknowledged that this may be about leverage, at least the Abyei piece.

Potential purchasers of dwellings, already constrained by high levels of debt, have only limited ability to add to their leverage, at least in the near term.

The $200 billion in federal funding would be spent over the coming decade, with the aim of leveraging at least another $800 billion from state and local governments and the private sector.

But House Republicans say that the legislation's bipartisan support should give them leverage at least to demand the cancellation of next year's automatic across-the-board spending cuts — known as sequestration — when House and Senate negotiators meet to hash out a compromise.

Spread your 'weight' around by leveraging at least one networking opportunity a week.

The new WBG trust fund of at least $55m will leverage at least another $100m from the IDA, the WBG's fund for the poorest.

But in the spending review, £600 million of the 4G Spectrum auction proceeds were allocated to the BIS budget for investment in science, innovation and further education, money which will leverage in at least £1 billion of further private sector investment.