Sentence examples for start to leverage from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, if instead UK households start to leverage up further we could have a further boom in prices".

"A hotel can start to leverage quite a bit," said William H. Hudnut III, a senior resident fellow at the Urban Land Institute, an education and research group in Washington, D.C. "It brings people, and it brings rooftops — restaurants, bars and eateries.

When did business really start to leverage the power of less?

The timeline of when WPP may start to leverage Muzy is not laid out but it looks like it will be happening fast.

A small museum dedicated to Hamilton, one of the Founding Fathers, stands on what is believed to be the original site where the family lived, and hoteliers have now started to leverage the connection to make more people aware of the island.

"We think TiVo is starting to leverage its infrastructure and demonstrate a clearer path to profitability," S&P Equity Research said.

Many insurance companies are starting to leverage new technologies to streamline outdated processes.

And that's where Intuit is now starting to leverage its new machine learning capabilities.

RedLaser also announced that it is starting to leverage Mechanical Turk to continue to improve its barcode scanning operation.

Kodak is starting to leverage its IP and Leica has found a new prosperity in its high-end digitals.

Recently, 3D sensing devices have become available and computer vision researchers have started to leverage the additional depth information for solving some of the inherent limitations of image-based methods.