Sentence examples for Take complete advantage of from inspiring English sources

What's become obvious is that the investment community has practically lost confidence, and patience, in the company's management to take complete advantage of the gargantuan opportunities within its reach.

We are not able to take complete advantage of the prolific amount of scientific output and remote sensing data that are emerging rapidly from satellite missions and convert them quickly into decision-making products for users.

And these two guys sport governing bodies and governments—ought to be ashamed of themselves, because they've allowed criminals, who have not closed their eyes and have seen everything, to take complete advantage of the vulnerabilities of sport betting and therefore to rape sport.

One of our main goals is to constantly monitor both attitudinal and structural barriers to allow students with disabilities full access to our services, programs, and activities so they may take complete advantage of their right to an education.

However, the current learning environment does not enable the learners to take complete advantages of CBL activities, as communications cannot be passed promptly, advanced learning skills cannot be properly observed, and community-level knowledge structure is difficult to recognize.

She is completely entranced with him, and as they spend time together she comes around to his vision of the house he has his way to get his way, you might say but as the house is nearing completion she realizes that he has taken complete advantage of her emotions.

She is completely entranced with him, and as they spend time together she comes around to his vision of the house — he has his way to get his way, you might say — but as the house is nearing completion she realizes that he has taken complete advantage of her emotions.

Network concept takes complete advantage of both of these properties in the analysis concomitantly.

While this example is trivial, in practice, programmers often over-synchronize their code to some degree, preventing their code from taking complete advantage of the available parallelism.

In response, bombers sought protection from early-warning radar by flying at low levels, and a new generation of high-performance bombers came into service that took complete advantage of the propulsion, aerodynamic, and electronic advances of the postwar era.

By various causes, however, he was prevented from taking complete advantage of these, so that the main part of his work describes his journeys in the district to the south of the Caspian, and from Teheran towards the north-east Persian frontier.