Sentence examples for may leverage this 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".

It will be interesting to see whether and how Schematic may leverage this kind of detail, but for now it is a clear sign of how "affinity networks" — social networks arranged around specific interests, a focus point for VCs today — indeed do have a lot of potential in a world where more general interest platforms may become too noisy.

Intuitively, we may leverage the spatial coordinates to build the SDE.

Existing graph algorithms may leverage the proposed graph encoding with little effort (as opposed to the existing specialized techniques).

Value adding concepts from the forward- and reverse supply chain may leverage the process of value creation.

The goal was to evaluate to which extent the adopted design approach may leverage the acquisition of distilled knowledge about such design trade-offs.

Washington may leverage the Heathrow plot to encourage the EU to achieve broader and better supranational counter-terrorism coordination, and to encourage national governments to address problems of Muslim alienation more energetically.

In some cases, where interoperability exists, PHM systems may leverage the FDD, CM or PM capability of an existing system Implementing multiple techniques represents challenges – e.g. when should a particular technique be used.

Guidelines and checklists published after the time period of our review have included some elements that may be important for future linked studies which may leverage the increasing availability of these data sources.

The unique haplotypic structure of CUBN in different populations may leverage the effort to identify the functional variant and to shed light on evolution of the CUBN gene locus.

"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.