Sentence examples for then leverage from inspiring English sources

But, he explains, "we don't source products; we source skills which we then leverage into products".

Before then, leverage of 12 to 1 was typical; afterward, it shot up to more like 33 to 1.

She added, "What we've been able to do with this particular product is see the trend and then leverage it".

Never mind, say the optimists — we'll get some "equity" from the stability fund and then leverage up by borrowing from the European Central Bank.

Device manufacturers inappropriately develop personal relationships with doctors, then leverage those relationships to increase profits through the use of contractual confidentiality agreements.

And when these slick, cartoonish nihilists press buttons designed to generate a reaction that they can then leverage some more, they are pulling the strings, not us.

(Davis acquired a small ownership stake in 1966, then leveraged it into control of the team).

"We like their old-fashioned idea of building a brand inexpensively and then leveraging it," Mr. Scholl said.

Then, leveraging the rising interest in regional food, he engaged hundreds of chefs, farmers and curious eaters to grow and cook some of the lost breeds and varieties.

Viacom, Sumner Redstone's company, was built on the back of some drive-in movie theatres that Mr Redstone developed into America's first multiplex cinema business, then leveraged into cable-television assets, and thence into Hollywood.

He worked on the Facebook platform for two years, returned to Google for another few, and then leveraged his millions and his connections to become an angel investor, one who backs small start-ups.