Sentence examples for particular leverage from inspiring English sources

It is a relationship of mutual dependence, but Jordan has particular leverage because of its location in the heart of the Middle East and its general tolerance to be used as a base of American military and intelligence operations.

If the firm has particular leverage, it can negotiate an even more protective form, known as the senior liquidation preference, which provides that the firm will be paid not only before the common stockholders but also before anyone else who bought preferred stock in earlier rounds.

They didn't seem to enjoy any particular leverage either--in fact, far from it.

Such descriptions can act as a diagnostic account of curricular decision-making that organizational leaders can use to support or alter particular leverage points (e.g., policies governing course rotations) that can lead to educational improvement (Spillane et al. [2001]).

We see significant opportunities to sell into a broader combined customer base, in particular leveraging PP&T's technology portfolio (e.g. vitrification and water clean-up) and providing a better platform for growth in for example Japan, China and Germany.

In particular, leveraging on inter-vehicular communications--a set of technologies that gives networking capabilities to the vehicles--vehicles can create decentralized and self-organized vehicular networks, commonly denoted as vehicular Ad-hoc NETworks (VANETs), involving either vehicles and/or fixed network nodes (e.g., road side units).

In particular, we leverage compressive measurements to faithfully embed the cluster geometry and preserve the probabilistic dynamics.

Through educational programs ranging from the ninth-grade on up to postdoctoral levels, CBEN is striving to spark an interest in science and engineering in general, and nanotechnology in particular, and leverage that interest into a capable workforce ready to turn academic discoveries into commercial realities.

In particular, we leverage on reliable system order identification of subspace methods to build input-output relationship in terms of transfer function coefficients, and exploit L1-norm optimization proven to be able to produce robust sparse solutions [9] to estimate these coefficients.

Lead actors in particular hold leverage as they know New Line would need them for the picture.

Economies of scale give larger CPG companies in particular enormous leverage through their dense sales and distribution networks, not to mention top priority placement at the shelf.