Sentence examples for suggest leverage from inspiring English sources

For even bigger returns, buy Treasurys on margin: pros suggest leverage of no more than 40%.

A seesaw suggests leverage, but the most recurring objects are frames — window frames, picture frames — which leave little to the imagination about whether due process was served.

Studies suggest that leverage accounts for between one-quarter and one-third of returns at private-equity-backed firms.

Our results suggest some leverage points for policy intervention.

With the growing acceptance of smartphones as reliable, indispensable, and most personal devices, we suggest to leverage the concept of mobile personal health records (PHRs installed on smartphones) to the next level.

Experimental results and analysis suggest that leveraging textural features can significantly improve action recognition performance under low video quality conditions.

The current findings suggest that leveraging information about miRNA affiliation leads to an increased number of identified gene loci, as shown for all phenotypes in Table  2.

In any case, he suggested, American leverage over Mr. Karzai is limited.

Chopra referred to cyberspace as a "collective cloning of our soul," suggesting we leverage technology but move the conversation happening on Twitter and Facebook to a new level.

It's interesting to debate what really happened to that specific 2004 policy, but we saw several firms -- Bear and Lehman -- blow up because they were unable to fund themselves: That suggests that leverage, specifically short-term funding, was a problem.

"Kim Jong Il's attempts to parlay the North's nuclear program into political leverage suggest he is trying to negotiate a fundamentally different relationship with Washington, one that implicitly tolerates the North's nuclear weapons program," Mr. Tenet told the Senate Armed Services Committee.