Sentence examples similar to profit from leverage from inspiring English sources
Apple may not be profiting directly from iTunes, but it is profiting from leveraging iTunes.
He is author of the book "Profit from Design, - leveraging design in business".
Large orders are incremental profit that leverage Mr. Robbins's expertise.
Many thought a silver lining of last year's financial crisis -- or from the populist rage that flared against Wall Street excess and to profits born not from creativity but from leverage -- would be that earnings differentials would return from obscene to merely enormous levels, if not to the very generous multiples that had long been adequate to fuel a vibrant economy.
They can short shares, meaning they sell them and buy them back later, with luck at a lower price, so they can make money in falling markets; and they use leverage to profit from small pricing anomalies.
Acquiring adtech companies allows telecom providers to leverage and profit from their biggest asset — unique consumer data.
Investors can buy shares to profit from expected market declines; UltraBear, because of its leverage, is particularly risky.
Common characteristics are few: they go both long and short in markets; they leverage their positions by borrowing; and they seek to profit from market inefficiencies.
A chance to leverage official facilities, enable billions in new economic activity, profit from the creation of new platforms, then take a cut of each transaction.
They are actually €590m £507mm) in debt but think they can make a profit from the deal by broadening their offer to the Asian market and leveraging Bale's image rights.
