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Meanings of more leverage in English
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Usage of more leverage in English
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It's simple math: more stations equals more leverage to negotiate higher fees.
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Large class actions generally give plaintiffs more leverage to negotiate a settlement.
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That means lease holders with more fuel-efficient planes may hold more leverage.
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I had slightly more leverage, but not enough to make the difference.
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Class action status generally gives plaintiffs more leverage to negotiate a settlement.
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So if you like, that gives us more leverage and more clout.
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Of course it will give more leverage to whoever wants to cause problems.
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There's less refinancing, more dividend offerings, more leverage in new deals.
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It also gives Illinois' public labor unions more leverage to resist pension cuts.
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But the coronavirus has trimmed their ranks, giving Democrats more leverage.
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Former junk bond king Michael Milken has more leverage than ever.
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He said with that in mind, workers had more leverage to negotiate a rise.
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Observers say regional powers are likely to have more leverage.
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This provides more leverage than rescued countries can usually deploy.
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Noah braced himself against the bed with his knees to give himself more leverage.
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Robles' opposition brief said defendants actually have more leverage.
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