Sentence examples for potent leverage from inspiring English sources

In this country, health-care institutions have developed an affinity for patient-satisfaction scores that are seen as more potent leverage than basic safety measures like adequate staffing.

Through it all, the unspent money has hovered as potent leverage for Brown and legislative leaders, dangling the possibility of loosening the cap-and-trade purse strings to entice lawmakers who have balked at backing aggressive new climate laws. .

It's powerful leverage; so powerful in fact, that a credible threat of a strike is often just as potent as a strike itself". .

Lowenstein reports that what might have been small losses on that day were "magnified by the fund's potent use of leverage and its immense position size".

Riya leverages potent facial and text recognition technology with an intelligent interface to help people make sense of the thousands of untitled and untagged photos that are building up on their hard drives (and on the web).

The first example of leveraging the potent, but dormant, acidity of hexafluoroantimonate by its facile hydrolysis reaction to initiate cationic curing of oxirane monomers is described.

"In fact, credit derivatives turned into potent vehicles for pure financial market participants to leverage their views".

The European Union is trying to leverage one of Russia's most potent tools on the international stage — energy — against Moscow.

The less potent strategies (such as self-talk) can be leveraged in utility as your sense of self crystallizes in time.

If it doesn't, the West will have to dodge an approaching bullet, and turn its new leverage over Iranian oil revenue into a potent tool of diplomacy.

Seizing the memes of production (Overland) "The most leverage a campaign can extract from a potent or 'dank' meme is limited to young, internet-savvy audiences already steeped in online culture," writes young, internet-savvy Osman Faruqi.