Sentence examples similar to recourse leverage from inspiring English sources
As streaming has concentrated power at a handful of major labels, and the concert industry is controlled by just a handful of players, perhaps young and vulnerable professionals feel they have less leverage or recourse than in the relatively more formal film and television industries.
Sony would have little recourse, having no desktop business to leverage, and Valve's own attempts to cross the console divide have been largely abortive.
A system of private violence, without recourse to the justice system, was leveraged to maintain cultural conformity.
Essentially, you will get lower-leverage non-recourse debt, at the most aggressive interest rates in the market, with notably shorter amortizations.
When Mr Barofsky questioned Mr Sachs about the details of the programme, Mr Sachs responded thatThis type of leverage is typical, as is the non-recourse nature of the loans; we see it all the time in this market.
This is because lenders have much less leverage than supposed as noted, most consumers have more than one car or access to other transportation, the loans are non-recourse, and in many cases the cars are old and inoperable.
Did Flash have another recourse?
