Sentence examples for probably leverage from inspiring English sources

The most popular word in the office is probably "leverage," because E.I.A. tends to use its undercover information to pressure governments and companies to change their behavior.

Jenks said it would probably never be known how the US might try to incentivise Italy's president to "make this go away" but that Italy would probably leverage the situation to get something in return for a pardon.

That in that period of incredible liquidity and probably excess leverage everywhere from banks to funds to governments to individuals that banks had to change.

But trying to take on fees from advice in a world where there will probably be less leverage is not a bad idea".

— Peter Drucker The Week's Bests: Ed Powers says private equity investors are looking for liquidity: "Liquidity is going to become more of an issue, because the private equity fund probably used some leverage to buy your company.

The Giants will find a way to keep Garnes, and they will probably use their leverage in the process to make it hard for other teams to lure Barber away.

The VR version of Netflix for Daydream looks very similar to the one that was previously available for Samsung's Gear VR, which is not surprising, given that it's probably easy to leverage tech built for that for Google's own virtual reality platform.

Gov. Jerry Brown's plan to give more inmates a chance for early release would probably reduce prosecutors' leverage in negotiating plea bargains, legal experts said Thursday.

Working out is probably the highest leverage tool in your arsenal that can make you feel predictably better and keeps you both physically and emotionally healthy year round.

The companies he's invested in personally, like HONK, Walker & Company Brands and Shyp, have probably already been leveraging his knowledge.

Bondholders probably have the most leverage in the talks.