Take Advantage in a sentence

She also urged them to take advantage of initiatives of the Akufo-Addo government such as Free SHS, Planting for Food & Jobs; and also take advantage of the friendly business environment prevailing in the country, to make a living.

And so what are the industries that you could take advantage of those things to provide an unfair economic advantage if you could do that thing in space?

If you’re outside of an open enrollment window, you might be able to take advantage of a 5-star special enrollment period, which allows you to switch from your current Medicare Advantage plan to a 5-star plan in your area.

In the interior, the Wildcats have a size advantage, but time will tell if they take advantage of the scenario.

All countries are trying to take advantage of local resources and uniqueness for realising comparative cost advantage through export diversification.

The Capitals are looking to take advantage of their home ice advantage in Game 3, but they are 4-5 at home in the playoffs.

He took advantage of the divisions in the ranks of his opponents between the Dutch-speaking Flemish and the French-speaking Walloons, using persuasion to take advantage of the divisions and foment the growing discord.

However, since the anti-treaty side were not equipped to wage conventional war, Liam Lynch was unable to take advantage of the Republicans' initial advantage in numbers and territory held.

The Dartmouth editorialized that "When the alumni electorate fails to take advantage of the approval voting process, the three required Alumni Council candidates tend to split the majority vote, giving petition candidates an advantage.

When he's a servant, he will either serve his master devotedly or look for every opportunity to ruin and take advantage of him as he happens to see fit—whatever will gain the greatest advantage for himself and himself alone.

A game set here could easily take advantage of some of crime mechanics and perhaps take them even further.

And to take advantage of the things I have learned in the meantime and take things further.

It might take a few more weeks for some people to be in a celebratory mood, but it is definitely going to be a summer to remember as we take advantage of the abundance that winter has provided.

It will take a veteran player to figure out their weaknesses and to take advantage of them.

Older criminals may take advantage of the lenient consequences children will encounter if they are caught by encouraging children to take bigger risks and become further embroiled in criminal activity.

Over the holidays I hope you’ll take out these gifts I selected for you, talk about them and resolve to take advantage of them instead of leaving them for those other 312 million people.

Since Alabama can’t out-anti-Woke Tennessee, Georgia, or even Mississippi, why not take the Buffett approach and take advantage of other states’ “dumb things” by avoiding legislation that hinders business development and personal choice?

So when we come across someone who may take advantage of that goodwill, it can take an intentional act of will to respond in a manner to shut down the harassment.

Unfortunately, both increases in Pirouette Forme also come with drastic deductions to the Pokemon’s Special Attack and Special Defense stats, meaning trainers will want to take advantage of both forms to take down tough opponents.

Frank hoped to take advantage of a mob war and pitted the factions against each other and take them all down at once.