Sentence examples for primary levers from inspiring English sources

The passage of the tax bill and the celebrations at the White House reminded everybody that Trump and the Republicans still control the primary levers of power.

But when I asked Palen whether the job had affected his understanding of our primary levers — of the human eagerness to give way to laughter, fear, sorrow, and passion — he looked at me sharply and said, "I hope not.

That, in turn, caused the central bank to worry that one of its primary levers for the conduct of monetary policy — the purchase and sale of Treasury securities — would no longer be available.

Hence, primary levers of this type of financial restructuring in the context of corporate distress include inventory management, stretching payables, and optimizing receivables (Eichner 2010).

For the sake of our story here, what happens during the Series B round will illustrate two of the other primary levers of power venture capitalists can negotiate into their investing agreements with their portfolio companies.

"The warden was under constant pressure to try to meet his budget, and given direction from upper management that the primary levers to manipulate the ICC budget was salary and wages," Shallat said.

This portfolio-level diversification is the primary lever to help you manage the risk and return in your portfolio.

But the sanctions themselves were the West's primary lever, and once the European Union, Iran's largest trading partner, agreed to join the United States in ratcheting up the pressure, they proved effective in pretty short order.

CAPEX changes are relatively easy to implement and often demonstrate direct results, as short-term budget allocations can be employed as a primary lever to control expenditures.

The primary lever for controlling viscosity is the concentration of the viscosifying components as well as the ratio of the components.

Control over the details of program implementation is limited, so a primary lever for policymakers at the federal level will be the decision of whether the program taken as a whole—should be continued or expanded.