Sentence examples for leveraging unfair from inspiring English sources

If anything, The Huffington Post's disclaimer may have the effect of boosting Trump's popularity even more, because it adds another major media outlet (Fox News and, by extension, Megyn Kelly, being the first) leveraging unfair (by his campaign's definition) political coverage against the Republican front-runner.

That change deprived district attorneys of the enormous — and, critics argued, unfair — leverage they exerted in drug cases.

The union claimed in its filing against the N.F.L. that the league had negotiated lockout insurance with the networks that gave the teams unfair leverage over the players.

Cablevision claimed in its Monday missive to the F.C.C. that Fox timed the failed talks involving Channel 5 around the rights it still has, to the N.L.C.S. and World Series, to impose "maximum — and unfair — leverage" on Cablevision and inflict "maximum possible damage with its subscribers".

Edge won the match after he pinned Benoit by using the ring ropes for unfair leverage.

In the war for your beer money, craft breweries have learned to leverage what some are calling an unfair advantage over the big industrial brewers -- the label on the bottles.

And as of this writing, European regulators are investigating whether to pursue anti-trust charges against Google and the U.S. Federal Trade Commission is apparently looking into whether Google is leveraging its operating system to give it unfair advantage over its competitors.

In return, the executives provide Galleon the unfair edge that the fund leverages so well".

That may be true, but there's also the risk that Comcast would use its leverage over TV programmers to gain an unfair advantage over other pay-TV providers, such as DirecTV and Verizon's FiOS.

But the MDC can at least stop him changing the constitution.Another faction argues that the election will be so unfair the MDC will lose even this small leverage, so it is not worth taking part.

"But I'll say this: It may be unfair, but what I'm trying to do here is to leverage the political process to produce more change than what it would produce if left to its own devices.