Sentence examples for leveraging things from inspiring English sources

Expect manufacturers to create phones that work much like the iPhone while leveraging things like GPS and 3G networks.

Hyundai's approach to autonomy focuses on leveraging things like detailed maps, to supplement a lighter sensor load out and reduce costs both for producer and consumer.

Leveraging the things that kids already love and using those things to create new experiences and tell stories".

"Since inmates are for the most part a powerless constituency with virtually no political leverage, things can go bad without any redress," he said.

As one would expect from a Red Hat product, OpenShift Enterprise is built atop Red Hat Enterprise Linux, and leverages things like cgroups and SELinux.

With him pulling the strings, the show will leverage things like Twitter and Facebook to interact with the audience, and to make them a part of the show, so to speak.

Leveraging up, other things equal, leads to high aggregate demand — but this can be and is in practice offset by the central bank, which can always raise rates.

With the amount of money they've invested into this thing, leveraging the Windows market isn't just a good idea, it's the only choice.

"[This will include] things like taking advantage of the bigger scale and leveraging those costs for things like shipping rates, credit card fees, and transaction processing fees," he said.

That next step involves two things: 1) leveraging our industry-leading advertising technologies to create an entirely new business for the company and 2) more closely aligning our products and revenue.

So he conjured up the idea of using one's smartphone as a personal doctor of sorts, leveraging many of the things modern cellphones can do to help people auto-diagnose and manage many of the easily identifiable health conditions that may arise.