Sentence examples for would have leveraged from inspiring English sources
But he would have leveraged them in different ways, dispersing them more across the 50 states, with the goal of maximizing his share of the popular vote.
The plan would have leveraged his name as a brand to be allied to electronics and high-technology companies like cellphone networks and video entertainment businesses.
Mercedes could have chosen a safer route by introducing a new brand positioned as "by Mercedes". Although a costly strategy, it would have leveraged the maker image while insulating it from any possible degradation associated with a less prestigious car.
Otherwise, they would have leveraged their site's marketplace section in 2008 during the recession when companies first turned to social recruiting as a legitimate option in which to hunt, recruit, and fill open positions.
She voted for the 2013 bipartisan immigration reform bill that did just that, and against a 2015 bill that would have leveraged federal funds to penalize "sanctuary cities" that limit their cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
"This would also mean that a foreign hostile nation would have leveraged lost offensive capabilities from Equation Group to create global chaos". A few minutes later, researchers for the Moscow-based global cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab tweeted a similar conclusion.
Menlo Park officials said that as Facebook expanded, the city would have leverage to negotiate additional compensation.
Part of the plan involved "public shaming" of Murdoch so that his children, who have more progressive views on climate change, would have "leverage with their father".
But some legal experts said the new lawyer, Mr. Mesereau, would have leverage to get Mr. Jackson to take his advice, given the imminent nature of court proceedings.
With Curtis Joseph signing with Detroit and Ed Belfour going to Toronto, it appears Sather would have leverage in his negotiations with Mike Richter.
Ruby Ridge started out as a failed attempt to lure an Idaho survivalist, Randy Weaver, into committing a gun charge so the feds would have leverage to persuade him to inform on his friends at the Aryan Nations compound down the mountain.
