Sentence examples for leveraging than from inspiring English sources

On the second day that N.B.A. free agents were allowed to sign, yesterday was marked more by posturing and leveraging than it was by dealmaking.

Economies would operate with much less leverage than today.

And no industry was more addicted to leverage than finance.

At first sight, sprinters might be expected to have more Achilles leverage than average, not less.

For one thing, deals have generally involved less leverage than they did in the 1980s.

Mr. Benton has far more leverage than a mere campaign staffer.

That should give them more leverage than the usual threats to sell shares.

But he moves fairly well and plays with better leverage than you'd guess.

This factor might give Argentina greater leverage than it has had in past talks, analysts say.

The dwindling group of major commercial banks, meanwhile, have more leverage than ever.

"The North Koreans have much more leverage than before," Sherman said.