Sentence examples for not really leveraged from inspiring English sources
Unlocking mobile, social and gaming (which the site has not really leveraged) could easily propel Kiva to the $1 billion mark by 2015, or well before.
"We felt we weren't really leveraging all of the technology we'd developed, and we wanted to get into drug discovery," Main says.
"We previewed the influencers in our community on the changes, but once we did the launch, we didn't really leverage them in helping us share the story".
There's a closeness and intimacy that small businesses have really leveraged on Twitter".
Canadians appeared generally unaware of the story, and weren't convinced that the Harper government was really leveraging one religious minority over another.
Still, use the fact (read line) that the trick comes without an essential (not really) part to leverage the price down.
Some of this workforce advocacy is happening on its own, of course, but Fuggetta says many companies are "not really effectively and systematically leveraging their employees".
Leverage is not really paying interest, since it does not hold the money.
It allows other sites to leverage its platform (though not really the Platform) that aren't affiliated with Facebook.
"Washington has not really sent the message that it should, and they are the player that has the most leverage over the Israelis," Munayyer said.
