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Gordon told VICE the statements sound "like an attempt to leverage the situation to get more funding for police in Calgary" and that increased enforcement isn't likely to be very effective in combatting the problem.

In particular it plans to leverage its sound engine Equator, which could be applied to any number of 3D devices and instruments.

"The main idea here is to leverage the professional sound-effect libraries typically used in the entertainment industry," said Gierad Laput, a PhD student.

Those Middleton siblings — they really know how to leverage fame to do something that sounds way more fun than being a member of the royal family.

What the band has done is to leverage the wireless technology that broadcasts music from the sound engineer's mixing board to band members.

Although the scheme sounds slightly far-fetched, it chimes with a growing trend amongst technology companies to leverage vast sets of user-data in predicting future action.

Forget softwood lumber and dairy-supply management and the attempt to leverage Ivanka for a roundtable on women in the workplace that sounds like a summit they would have held back in the silent era of film.

That brings us to leverage.

They know how to leverage their wealth.

Our challenge is to leverage that now.

To leverage some of this information.