leverage|leveraged|leverages|leveraging in English

verb

[le·ver·age || 'levərɪdʒ /'lɪːv-]

use one's influence to affect people or circumstances; increase the return on an investment by using borrowed money

Use "leverage|leveraged|leverages|leveraging" in a sentence

1. Levering has come to be known as "leveraging", in financial communities; this may have originally been a slang adaptation, since leverage was a noun.

2. • Leveraging post -2010 afterglow

3. Technology should be leveraged optimally.

4. So consumers got over-leveraged.

5. Leveraged Buyouts can even be successful in economic downturns

6. Buten worked as an Associate Director within the Leveraged Finance […]

7. Leverage for US regulated Forex Brokers is capped at 50:1 and this maximum leverage cap is designed to protect retail traders from excessive leverage.

8. Adjustable leverage brake lever

9. Now, you try leverage.

10. 14 Essentially,(www.Sentencedict.com) they were just massively de - leveraged.

11. More likely, it was the consequence of unwinding leveraged bets elsewhere.

12. A secondary Buyout is a form of leveraged Buyout where both the buyer and the seller are private equity firms or financial sponsors (i.e., a leveraged Buyout of a company that was acquired through a leveraged Buyout)

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14. * The SOE reforms can be leveraged to develop a healthier private sector.

15. They're just exploiting the situation for leverage.

16. High Leverage Linesman Pliers with Crimping Tool

17. Your son is my only leverage.

18. We have a lot of leverage.

19. It leverages a robust digital points system (Blurt) for digital rewards.

20. His father leveraged their home to pay for his college education.

21. He's probably got leverage on businessmen, politicians.

22. We can a crowbar to apply leverage.

23. These will then be taken up with ADB leverage.

24. The Republicans will just use it as leverage.

25. It was our one piece of leverage, Andy!