Sentence examples for true leverage from inspiring English sources

"Only Iran has true leverage among the Iraqi factions, and even it cannot get exactly what it wants," he wrote.

Nonetheless, a confederation was — and likely is — the only way to generate true leverage against Amazon's supremacy.

As for Paul Wellstone, the scruffy radical from Minnesota who is regularly mocked as the most "embarrassingly liberal" man in the Senate, he is so far encouraged by the change in the political climate that he is thinking of running for president.If he does so, he will be the third Democratic candidate hoping to enlist labour in his cause; and there lies the true leverage of the left.

2, and it would be unable to detect the true leverage effect in the data.

That goes for your opponents, too: True leverage comes from knowing how far they are willing to go to get what they want.

We show that, as expected, one isolated big outlier biases the sample cross-correlations towards zero and hence could hide true leverage effect.

It is true that leverage over would-be EU members is greater before they join than after.

Product quality is the key element of their reputation and their true competitive leverage while price in itself is far less important; although, of course, the price/quality ratio is altogether important.

Frenzoo utilizes a "RealFashion 3D Engine" that simulates a user's character, clothing and living environments in true 3D, leveraging recent advances in graphics hardware.

He says there are several arguments for a weak U-shaped recovery, including high unemployment, that true de-leveraging hasn't taken place yet, making it harder for banks to lend, and consumers to spend.

But it's also true that soaring leverage not only nurtured soaring bank profits in good years, but also soaring risks for the public in bad years.