Sentence examples for like to leverage from inspiring English sources

Lewis, apparently, doesn't like to leverage himself with debt.

I will soon be moving from an apartment to a house, and I would like to leverage this change into a housewarming that I can register for.

Like Karmazin, Hicks would like to leverage his radio assets into control of TV assets.

It has increased India's strategic space which Mr Modi would now like to leverage in his engagement with Beijing.

Increasingly we like to leverage our buying power to fund good causes, whether that's fair trade coffee, social projects or just helping out those less fortunate than ourselves.

However, in the context of high technology firms, this might not work because every firm has some unique offerings or capabilities or intellectual property that they would like to leverage to the maximum until the technology matures to a level that it becomes a commodity.

If Allison Fine and I were to boil down the main point of our book to a single tweet, it would be: Nonprofits need to work less like single organizations and more like networks to leverage social media to solve complex social problems.

To grow its business, it partners with large tech companies like Twitter and Microsoft to gather data, and with advertisers like American Express to leverage what it knows about you to commercial ends.

To grow its business, it partners with large tech companies like Twitter and Microsoft to gather data, and with advertisers like American Express to leverage what it knows about you to commercial ends.

And our world is also well served by the proven ability of universities like Drexel to leverage online technology to expand access to a full college education.

The idea is that as commercial radio has become increasingly timid, canned and predictable, there is an opportunity for a station like KCRW to leverage its tastemaker status.