Sentence examples for likely leverage from inspiring English sources

Rather, they would likely leverage one or more of the subfields of AI and buy software packages like R, Python, SAS, and MATLAB for statistical analysis.

In Lenovo's home market of China, Lenovo will likely leverage Motorola Mobility to take a more dominant position where it's already a major player.

Windows 8 will likely leverage Zune features for its media playback, and after the tablet OS is refined a little, a compact version of it could possibly emerge.

Thankfully, it's made by D-Link who will likely leverage its retail presence and give the Boxee Box a fighting chance.

My thinking here is that GOOG is more likely leverage this strategy to further its political case for so-called "Network Neutrality" against incumbent network operators than it is go after a nationwide broadband business model.

The final implementation will likely leverage the DelegationService from the Globus project.

I argue that they most likely leveraged on emerging imperial infrastructure, in order to expand their existing lapidary and pigment production and exchange in the Atacama desert.

As attacks have become too sophisticated for signature-based detection, there is a need for solutions that quickly notice anomalous and potentially dangerous behavior (likely leveraging machine learning) to prevent breaches or — failing that — detect malicious behavior once a breach has occurred, and minimize its impact.

Additionally, the device tested in this investigation likely leverages more advanced materials, design specifications, and tolerances than were available in earlier investigations, allowing for greater performance and efficiency than has been achieved in earlier attempts to induce temperature change through the gastrointestinal tract.

Paul was never a serious challenger to Mitt Romney's frontrunner status, but he has earned praise from some for using the primaries to build a movement – and looks likely to leverage his delegate count to earn a platform at the Republican National Convention at Tampa, Florida for his libertarian message.

Given how frequently students search YouTube for help understanding mathematics and statistics, are the videos they find likely to leverage gesture in their explanations?