Sentence examples for scope to leverage from inspiring English sources

We outline our roadmap for IAG to double earnings to €2.8bn EBIT by 2018 and see it as the most attractive European airline value proposition given self-help prospects, BA's scope to leverage a full London Heathrow to exceed prior margin peaks, and a highly attractive valuation, with 67% upside potential to our new target price of 618p (from 587p).

This affords substantial scope to leverage on the established and developing approaches to the nutrition-related NCDs to address the large global burden of these mental disorders and reinforces the imperative for governments take substantial actions in regards to improving the food environment and consequent population health via policy initiatives.

Our fundraising team have developed a new model where supporters provided a combination of donations and 0% interest short-term loans to Scope, enabling us to leverage investors' contributions and secure long-term commercial finance.

To leverage scope of research and funding, the RMTC is considering joining the Partnership For Clean Competition to take advantage of the research being done where there is a similarity between human and equine drugs and their pharmacological effects.

Countries that depend relatively less on exports and have lower private-sector leverage will have more scope to decouple than others, Ms. Dwor-Frecaut said.

Sports Direct's leverage ratios are below average for the sector and this provides it with scope to either commence dividend payments or to drive higher earnings per share growth through further acquisitions.

There's still scope to grow, however.

"There is definitely scope to make changes.

"However, there is no scope to relax.

Narrow your scope to small specialty publishers.

PSI sees this scope expansion as a cost-effective way to leverage existing provider relationships, take advantage of improvements in cross-cutting clinical areas such as infection prevention, and deliver a franchise offering that covers a larger share of the revenue-generating services offered by their providers.