Sentence examples for means to leverage from inspiring English sources

We have conceived of the evolutionary multitasking paradigm as a means to leverage upon the true power of implicit parallelism of population-based search.

Kennedy articulated the clear premise that the United States had to beat the Soviet Union to the moon as a principle of liberty, freedom and national security, as well as a means to leverage scientific achievement.

This template -- the effort of a major U.S. city to codify how measuring "investing local" works as a means to leverage local economies -- represents a major systemic step as governments awaken to the need to ensure regional economies are sustainable in the 21st Century.

That wouldn't constitute a major reorg, and it would give her a means to leverage her skills, build credibility, and learn how the company works.

I had the occasional teacher using dad's profession as a means to leverage a point ("I expected more from you being the son of... yadda yadda yadda"), but I've generally found folk are genuinely interested and keen to understand what makes him tick.

"We are obviously never going to be able to inspect all the food that comes into the country on our own; we just don't have the resources," said Michael Taylor, deputy commissioner for foods at the F.D.A. "The new law gives us the means to leverage our resources by working with industry and foreign governments and suppliers to ensure the safety of globally traded food".

Pickup Discount is meant to leverage Walmart's existing delivery network, which includes a fleet of more than 6,700 trucks delivering products from its 4,700 fulfillment centers.

Pickup Discount is meant to leverage Walmart's existing delivery network, which includes a fleet of more than 6,700 trucks delivering products from its 4,700 fulfillment centers.

The move is meant to leverage Google's scale to challenge competitors, like Facebook and Twitter, which also offer app install ads that can be targeted to reach particular demographic or interest groups.

Once Mrs. Obama revealed the numbers she asked, "Can I hear an Amen?" The First Lady says the funding is meant to "leverage hundreds of millions more from the private and non profit sectors" to end food deserts across this country.

The thesis suggests that the Trade Commissioner practiced two strategies in pursuit of this goal: using individual anti-dumping cases as a means to achieve leverage and pursuing trade defense instrument reform legislation.