Sentence examples for more leverage and from inspiring English sources

A smaller committee could, at least in theory, give either man more leverage and authority.

With more leverage, and after a 10-minute struggle, they maneuvered it to the side of the boat.

"A board member can give you much more leverage and actually take you to the people that make the decisions".

This naturally gave little groups more leverage — and much more perhaps than their share of the popular vote might suggest.

(This year, they're focusing on Congress, where a small group has more "leverage," and not on the presidential race).

But now Republicans like Ryan have more leverage, and Trump has more of an incentive to go along with them.

While the NRC's decision gives the science more leverage, campaigns and petitions against food and drink retailers that use the material have been waged for years.

Any funding you can get as a postdoc gives you more leverage--and helps you cultivate independence more effectively--than if you were paid out of your principal investigator's (PI's) grant.

We obviously have more leverage on Senators and Representatives running in November, or those, like Olympia Snowe and Scott Brown, who are running in 2012 in Democratic-leaning states.

Rather than being used to discipline individual traders and trading desks, they were used to justify bigger and bigger speculative positions, and more and more leverage.

He wants more leverage, not less, and says the Group of 20 nations should step in to cut through regulations in the name of economic growth.