Sentence examples for soon leveraged from inspiring English sources

The Oakland A's soon leveraged their intellectual competitive advantage by selecting bargain players who helped them in a series of improbable playoff runs.

Kohlberg, Kravis, Roberts soon left other leveraged buyout firms in the dust.

He alone cast the mold that now produces the likes of James, the corporately leveraged soon-to-be Cleveland Cavalier, inside and outside the lines.

A leveraged buyout soon followed.

After leaving Lehman in 1977, Hellman met Tully Friedman, then a managing director at Salomon Brothers, forming a firm in 1984 that signalled its intentions soon after with a leveraged buyout of Levi's.

PRESS RELEASE  |  FINANCIAL NEWS Bain Capitalal Said to Plan Raising New Fund  |  Bain Capital will soon begin raising its 11th leveraged buyout fund, with an aim of drawing in about $8 billion from investors, a person briefed on the matter told DealBook on Wednesday.

Bain Capital will soon begin raising its 11th leveraged buyout fund, with an aim of drawing in about $8 billion from investors, a person briefed on the matter told DealBook on Wednesday.

AMD shares were boosted Wednesday on hopes the heavily leveraged company would soon be able to pay down some of its debt.

How could anyone be so leveraged?

The way it's going, the A-Rods who work for the most well-leveraged owners will soon have matching profit margins, which will practically make them partners and party to any future raids on tax dollars.

Broadnax soon followed Thompson into coaching and leveraged those strict defensive tenets into three Mid-Eastern Athletic Cofference coach of the year awards, including most recently in 2011-12 at Savannah State, when he directed the Tigers to the National Invitation Tournament for the first time in program history.