Sentence examples for restore leverage from inspiring English sources

After their early losses, the N.F.L. has focused its attention on the appeals court in hopes that its business-friendly reputation will restore leverage to owners.

The music labels have long sought a viable alternative to Apple's musical powerhouse that could restore some leveraging power to them.

Once the banks the ones that remained realized how imbalanced that was, and once credit started getting restored, the leverage dropped down to 70% or so.

In case of displacement of the greater trochanter, the general consensus is to fix it using cerclage wires or plates, in order to restore the functional leverage of the glutei muscles (Fig. 1a, b).

Such a document would do more than assuage bruised feelings; it would help restore Weinstein's leverage with filmmakers who might otherwise be reluctant to work with him because of Dahan's very public comments.

Writers, he said, were looking to restore a sense of leverage and status that had been lost as ever-larger corporations took control of the entertainment business.

It also would restore a degree of leverage.

Together, we can restore our Republic by leveraging our democracy.

"As a result, modified loans have had high redefault rates, slowing homeowners' efforts to de-leverage and restore their credit scores and lengthening the foreclosure process," the IMF wrote in its report.

McCain's "shoot first" vision has already exhausted the nation's military and crashed the economy, whereas Obama's diplomatic approach leverages — and could help restore — the goodwill established by America's historical commitment to human rights and democracy.

The priceless value of ecosystem services is becoming embedded in federal and local policy to leverage green infrastructure investments that restore natural systems.