Sentence examples for may leverage from inspiring English sources
But by ignoring this segment, financial institutions are providing an entry point for new competitors who may leverage this beachhead to become significant players in the financial services industry".
But while Pokémon Go may leverage the standard abilities of modern mobile hardware, it's actually something of a throwback in more ways than one: it includes simple, nostalgic graphical representations of only the original 151 characters from back in the 90s Pokémon heyday.
In the course of the summit, donations to the Green Climate Fund, set up to help poor countries, reached $10.2 billion; that is still well short of a promise of $100 billion a year in climate finance by 2020, but it may leverage private money.
Because the EU demanded a reduction by a fifth in the area of Britain covered by regional-aid grants, the new policy is to try to target aid more closely on areas where it may leverage in investment.But those clever chaps in Whitehall have found a way of softening the blow for some losing areas, such as the Isle of Wight and Torbay.
"While some countries may leverage our technology for financial gain, many countries hostile to the United States seek to improve their defense capabilities and to modernize their weapons systems," the Houston F.B.I. special agent in charge, Stephen L. Morris, said in a statement.
They may leverage their firm's image relative to other organizations.
Leverage ETFs may be leveraged if bought on margin only, whereas futures have inherent margin, which can be as high as 15:15
The decision sets a sound precedent that companies may not leverage their dominance in one market (the operating system) to extend it into new ones (the player).
Some may use leverage, borrowing money to raise their bets on favorite stocks and sectors; others avoid the practice as too risky.
In addition, the deal may provide leverage for Universal to insist on a cut of future iPod sales when its existing contract with Apple expires next year.
While the United States may have leverage with General Idris, it has no ability to control some jihadists — like the Nusra Front, which is also fighting Syrian government forces.
