Sentence examples for leveraging sound from inspiring English sources

Founded by neuroscience researcher and parents to one of the Sandy Hook victims, The Avielle Foundation aims to end the gun violence epidemic by leveraging sound research data unencumbered by politics.

New focus on cost cutting, revenue growth and balance sheet leverage sounds rather pre 2007 crisis".

In particular it plans to leverage its sound engine Equator, which could be applied to any number of 3D devices and instruments.

Lotsa Leverage: It sounds like a promising idea: Buy an ETF and get double or triple an index's return on the way up or down.

"Even with 10percentt of the system's assets, with their extreme leverage, that sounds pretty dangerous to me," Cochrane said.

Even so, the sharp tick-up in corporate leverage ought to sound a warning to investors.

When TV's Mr Selfridge intones dramatically, "I don't want you using my daughter as leverage," he might sound businesslike; he also shows that the scriptwriter has cloth ears.

It does this by leveraging acoustics to analyse sound waves departing from the point of a touch, offering an alternative to traditional 'resistive' touch screens, which require pressure, or 'capacitive' screens, which utilise the static electricity omitted by a finger.

Drawing on his innate abilities to practice, reach and lead medicine at the highest levels, Vivek is the person to carry forward the office's tradition of bold, rigorous and scientifically sound action, leveraging his voice as our public health champion to lead collaborative investments in a healthier America.

The Homework Happy Hour is a prime example of leveraging community needs with sound sales techniques and business practices.

But [even] when the lending standards were sound, the leverage was a concern.