The group had remarkable leverage last year, setting the agenda on spending -- reining it in beyond what even Mr. Boehner would have dreamed -- and beating back Democrats on a variety of policy areas in the process.
Apple seems to be the only top Silicon Valley company that has navigated the shifting tides, although it has remarkable leverage, given that its device manufacturing is heavily based in China and employs quite literally hundreds of thousands of people through its Chinese manufacturing partners.
As with leveraged buyouts, the power of private equity, and the wellspring of its remarkable profits, is leverage — the use of borrowed money.
All told, he has achieved a remarkable feat of leverage with his tiny sliver of the team, which was reduced from one-third to one-fifteenth of a percent upon Mr. Prokhorov's purchase of the Nets, according to people aware of the deal terms.
In the uprising of the past several months, the protesters pulled off a remarkable feat of populist leverage: they forced out Viktor Yanukovych, the corrupt President, and established themselves as a political force.
Showtime's success is all the more remarkable given its meager leverage with cable system operators.
Will the community that has grown up around the MOOC endure and can future iterations of the class leverage the remarkable individuals who are participating in the first MOOC?
Increasingly sophisticated behavioral testing paradigms and computational models will be required in order to leverage these remarkable technological developments so as to better understand how the brain evaluates, selects, and pursues goals.
The latter are hybrid photocatalysts leveraging on the remarkable properties of GR, which include high electron mobility, excellent specific surface area, good mechanical and thermal properties.
The ability to use software to connect and better leverage data for a healthier tomorrow is remarkable.
Onstage, she declared that it was the first time a scientist in her field had been invited to join "the Big Data conversation": a throwaway line, but one with a remarkable implication — that even emotions could be quantified, aggregated, leveraged.
