Sentence examples for leveraging an from inspiring English sources

Finally, competing against more settled betting brands and products (with incumbent lobbying power) is likely to be far less attractive than being part of an early regulated 'land-grab', leveraging an existing '.com' presence.

"Like, 'He can't pay now, but he's paying with another art work, so let's try to structure a deal.' " Such arrangements made intuitive sense in an era when many Wall Street fortunes were made by leveraging an array of arcane financial instruments.

A tireless networker, Kao is leveraging an impressive Rolodex to build his businesses.

A tireless networker, Kao is leveraging an impressive address list to build his businesses.

This is done by leveraging an optimization-based approach to seated posture prediction.

Then you're not just catching up to Facebook, you're leveraging an asset Facebook doesn't have.

LinkedIn is thus leveraging a gap in shareholder accountability to adopt this dual-class mechanism.

He made his money by leveraging a government job in politics.

But it is also a canny way of leveraging a key link in the supply chain.

"Leveraging a number of advances within integration technology on the software side has been really key.

There are other ways to get creative in leveraging a presence at the Open.