| political leverage | 3.23 | Political leverage is. | ||
| greater leverage | 1.78 | Washington has greater leverage outside the United Nations. | ||
| considerable leverage | 1.65 | Japan has considerable leverage in Peru. | ||
| bargaining leverage | 1.58 | The KNU, however, has increasingly little bargaining leverage. | ||
| negotiating leverage | 1.45 | Feherty did not dicker, equivocate or apply negotiating leverage. | ||
| new leverage | 1.38 | Chinese wield new political leverage. | ||
| enormous leverage | 1.05 | Any small GOP faction will now have enormous leverage. | ||
| great leverage | 0.92 | Great leverage. | ||
| financial leverage | 0.72 | Early decision also gives colleges more financial leverage. | ||
| tremendous leverage | 0.66 | The plus side is that we have tremendous leverage. | ||
| diplomatic leverage | 0.59 | Diplomatic leverage, however, is limited. | ||
| economic leverage | 0.53 | He did not elaborate on how economic leverage might be applied. | ||
| legal leverage | 0.53 | That gave the record industry the legal leverage it needs to force Napster to shut down. | ||
| only leverage | 0.53 | But even these days, many temps say a code of conduct is the only leverage they have. | ||
| important leverage | 0.46 | The huge U.S. trade deficit actually gives Washington important leverage. | ||
| powerful leverage | 0.46 | That gives Congress some powerful leverage. | ||
| additional leverage | 0.39 | Place a wood block wrapped in cloth under the pry bar for additional leverage. | ||
| better leverage | 0.39 | The spade and fork have longer shafts, providing better leverage. | ||
| key leverage | 0.39 | In Florida and New Jersey, Cuban-Americans form powerful voting blocs, giving them key leverage in the presidential electoral counts. | ||
| maximum leverage | 0.39 | An ideal date means maximum leverage in negotiations. |