Sentence examples for said leverage from inspiring English sources

When I asked Trump about this, he said, "Leverage is an amazing phenomenon.

But, he said, leverage had shifted in favor of the studios.

He said: "Leverage is about telling the bad bosses that they have nowhere to hide, challenging their conduct with shareholders, with clients and customers".

It said leverage, or the ratio of borrowings to equity, is down to 5.6 to 1, compared with 7 to 1 a year ago.

He said: "Leverage of 2.4 times average debt/earnings for 2008 is manageable, in our view, thanks to 30% headroom on covenants, but WPP will seek to refinance its 2010 £650m bridge loan early to reassure debt and equity investors.

In its ruling today, the court said leveraging was a legitimate issue for the commission to take up, setting an important precedent.

What they said: "Leveraging Chevrolet's design and engineering talent in Asia, Europe and North America, the Cruze brings to market a progressive, globally influenced design complemented by exceptional levels of quietness, quality and attention to detail," the press release promised.

That said, leveraging the Roush Rolodex of sponsors is a big value to the Red Sox, according to the team's Chief Operating Officer, Michael Dee.

In retrospect, in hindsight, I would say leverage was too high".

"There was some sense within the House" that some members "were going out of their way to, let's just say, leverage a certain position against the team as a whole," he told me.

Sooner than you can say "leverage," borrowers default on their loans, and the flimsy network Bennett has constructed comes toppling down, bringing public-school teachers' pension funds and the Harvard endowment along with it.