Sentence examples for needs to be leveraged from inspiring English sources
To close the gap between the Valley and Washington, an effective method of collaboration needs to be leveraged in a joint venture that aims to make policies and adhering to them a seamless and pain-free experience.
Mike Bloomberg and George Soros' money needs to be leveraged with other philanthropic money and public money to solve this problem.
"This investment needs to be leveraged directly to where it will make the biggest difference for the Scottish economy and to Scotland's businesses, eliminating any unnecessary bureaucracy".
"Technology needs to be leveraged to automate things that can and should be automated," says chief executive David Tal. "Part of the reason the industry is broken is that the industry went from one extreme to another… You had to do all of these things face to face, now you can do all of these things at their fingertips so people don't have any loyalty to any provider or any service individual".
Experts at the forefront of coping with highly sophisticated cyber attacks at NSA and elsewhere need to be leveraged in the remedial process.
Some of the most powerful elements of social media marketing including transparency and authenticity need to be leveraged.
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Additional funds will need to be leveraged on the strength of proven (early) results.
For longer RNAs that may be probed using MOHCA-seq in the future, RT attenuation may present a challenge for observing long-range proximities, in which case experimental adjustments to allow read-through of reverse transcription stopping events may need to be leveraged.
Hawbaker et al. [62] show that there is a need for ALS to be leveraged across larger landscapes and that ALS can help to create more accurate estimates of biophysical variables at a landscape scale by helping to better define the sampling design used.
Hawbaker et al. [ 62] show that there is a need for ALS to be leveraged across larger landscapes and that ALS can help to create more accurate estimates of biophysical variables at a landscape scale by helping to better define the sampling design used.
