Sentence examples for which is leveraged from inspiring English sources

The agency conducts the annual tests as part of the federal government's five-star safety ratings program, which is leveraged into a major selling point for automakers whose products perform well.

We also propose an application metrics estimation model, which is leveraged by our dynamic optimization methodology, to estimate high-level application metrics (e.g., lifetime, throughput) from sensor node tunable parameters and hardware specific internals.

The Confero software platform provides storage of contrast data in a simple and standard format, data transformation to enable cross-study and platform data comparison, and automatic extraction and storage of gene sets to build new a priori knowledge which is leveraged by integrated and extensible downstream computational analysis tools.

Google holds $13 billion in liquid assets, on par with IBM, which is leveraging itself to buy back stock and keep earnings per share respectable.

Enter Toronto-based Zerofootprint: A cleantech software and services company, which is leveraging competitive benchmarking between peers to help determine the "green" factor for any given building.

CyanogenMod, which is leveraging Android to create a new smartphone platform in what is now a two horse race, just picked up $23 million in new funding led by Andreessen Horowitz.

But the company faces heavy competition these days — especially in the key U.S. market — from Apple Music, as well as from underdog Amazon Music, which is leveraging Amazon's base of Prime subscribers to grow.

…The company faces heavy competition these days – especially in the key U.S. market – from Apple Music, as well as from underdog Amazon Music, which is leveraging Amazon's base of Prime subscribers to grow.

Today the liabilities of Europe's banks are 350 percent of G.D.P. (five times more than American banks), and German banks, which are leveraged at 31 times the size of their assets, are themselves in trouble and in need of recapitalization.

During and after the great financial crisis, the consequences of this transformation were plain for all to see — from the demise of Lehman Brothers, which was leveraged more than thirty to one, to the ABACUS scandal at Goldman and the huge losses by the so-called London Whale at JPMorgan Chase.

Plus, with total debt at just 4% of capitalization, Ethan Allen can better face a slowdown than can rivals, which are leveraged at a median 22%.