Sentence examples for sufficient leverage from inspiring English sources
We do not think [the company] has sufficient leverage available to buy expensive merchant assets, allaying value-destruction fears.
"Disney is trying to focus their effort where they feel they have sufficient leverage and buying power and where they're really involved," he said.
The key is letting the ball drop low enough before contact that a player can create sufficient leverage to generate speed (accuracy is a bigger challenge).
The number of potential customers among the uninsured is not likely to be large enough to give a new private entrant sufficient leverage to secure the same competitive rates from providers.
Amsterdam gained sufficient leverage over supply chains to wage price wars, prioritising volumes over margins to eliminate weak competition and secure a monopoly over pepper, tea and sugar imports.
Washington may not have sufficient leverage to prevent the Syrian regime from abusing its citizens, compelling Iran to reverse its nuclear ambitions, or for that matter dissuade the Saudis from obtaining a bomb of their own.
Although China is the only country with sufficient economic leverage to drive the North to the brink of collapse or to wring concessions on its nuclear weapons development, its top priority has been preventing the implosion of the Pyongyang regime, which would cause instability on its border, analysts say.
Yet, the extensive veto powers enjoyed by works councils in non-wage areas give them sufficient bargaining leverage to pressure management not to cut wages (cf. Addison et al.[2001]).[2001]
They also argue that the current system is so opaque that the state doesn't have sufficient bargaining leverage.
Towards this goal, we provide a new necessary and sufficient condition that leverages both graph-theoretic and algebraic properties required to ensure feasibility of the solutions.
But on the other hand, there is not yet sufficient agreement or political leverage to begin the big changes that are necessary.
