Sentence examples for use his leverage from inspiring English sources

Rick Santorum almost inevitably will endorse Mr. Romney, but, Katharine Q. Seelye writes that is it less clear how Mr. Santorum will use his leverage.

The president must use his leverage soon, some Democrats added, because it could quickly wane as Republicans look to the 2014 midterm elections, when the opposition typically takes seats from the president's party in Congress.

It's important to criticize parts of Obama's performance where merited — he didn't use his leverage over banks when he had it — but some liberal writers have gone further, savaging his motives and integrity.

If that were the case -- if Kidd felt he needed Scott out -- why didn't he use his leverage a few weeks ago to keep Eddie Jordan from going to Washington?

While it is unlikely that Sacramento would trade Webber without receiving one of those players in return, Webber, if he is adamant enough about going to the Knicks, might be able to use his leverage to force the Kings to settle for a lesser deal.

The bridges built were not permanent (this week, Sanders has been telling reporters about his plans to use his "leverage" in the next Administration), but they centered on an agreement regarding a college-affordability plan, which gave progressives some tangible evidence that they had moved Clinton to the left.

He also used his leverage to stack the board in his favor.

But advocates for city schools are afraid that Mr. Bloomberg is not using his leverage to best advantage.

Mangold said Cofield, who at 306 pounds might be considered undersize for his position, also used his leverage well.

Kidd used his leverage this week to give Rod Thorn, the Nets' president, free roster advice that, if put to use, might persuade him to stay.

Another responded: "How about using his leverage to help the next tenant by keeping it rent-stabilized at a cheap rent?