Sentence examples for simply leveraging from inspiring English sources

This is simply leveraging the city's existing advantages.

Since military and civilian emergency MANETs have been around for over three decades, and since the Government has continuously supported MANET research for as many years, it may seem natural to assume that all the research has already been done and that commercial MANETs can be deployed by simply leveraging the military and civilian research results.

In sporadic breast cancer, sequencing efforts have failed to show significant numbers of cases of biallelic somatic mutation of either BRCA1 or BRCA2, dashing hopes of simply leveraging the understanding of BRCA1 and BRCA2 into a better understanding of sporadic breast cancer.

Another is parents like her. "Our offspring have simply leveraged our braggadocio, good intentions, and overinvestment," Koslow writes in her new book, "Slouching Toward Adulthood: Observations from the Not-So-Empty Nest" (Viking).

The feature simply leverages the existing secure messaging channel Signal is built on.

Psystar argues that its OpenComputer product is shipped with a fully licensed, unmodified copy of Mac OS X, and that the company has simply "leveraged open source-licensed code including Apple's OS" to enable a PC to run the Mac operating system.

By controlling the performers, Grey can package stars with shows he produces; or he can simply leverage his relationships to pitch other projects.

Sure, there are already a number of Chatroulette applications hiding out on Facebook, like Chat-o-Rama or what-have-you, that simply leverage users' personal profiles to create a more secure (aka clothed) environment.

The Syrian Kurds know their cause is simply leverage to the Russians, analysts say, and they're unlikely to choose Moscow as their prime patron over Washington.

Previous cardiac differentiation systems may simply leverage the innate cardiac potential of specific hESC lines, and therefore not be suitable for other hESC lines with differing propensities.

These two forces - clean energy's growing affordability edge, and the bottom up pressure on national governments from cities and the business community - means that fossil fuel interestscould longer prevent climate progress simply by leveraging their sheer size to freeze nation state's from accelerating the shift to the future.