Sentence examples for leveraging of a from inspiring English sources

They got caught up in the land leveraging of a few years ago, buying a quarter section, or 160 acres, of prime farmland for nearly $2,000 an acre in 1981.

Within the cDesign framework the effective evaluation of design quality is identified as a key component that not only enables the leveraging of a large, virtual workforce's creative activities but is also fundamental to almost all iterative optimisation processes.

In other words, Omega attempted to use the copyrighted Globe Design to decrease competition in the U.S. importation and distribution of its watches by it and its authorized dealers—an obvious leveraging of a copyright to control an area outside its limited monopoly on the design….

Slightly self-congratulatory for the owner of a car company with a prototype still under construction, no sales stated and strong leveraging of a provenance in name only.

Specifically, it refers to the leveraging of a development language for the creation of applications and utilization of the cloud service [3].

While the newly formed company does count former Nokia employees among its headcount, it's easy to see how the whole endeavor might amount to little more than just the leveraging of a brand name that still means a lot to consumers in many parts of the world.

One advantage of identifying a scale at which agent interaction is (approximately) homogeneous is that this enables the leveraging of an extensive literature on collective dynamics.

The locked down protection of access to outside iPhone development, then the leveraging of an outside SproutCore framework to rapidly leapfrog Mesh and Silverlight with MobileMe.

Unions strongly oppose emergency boards because they believe they eliminate the leverage of a strike.

And the United States' onetime leverage of a formidable nuclear arms supply became a liability in dealing with smaller countries seeking nuclear leverage of their own.

To extract her confession, he used the leverage of a more serious charge from an unrelated check-fraud scheme.