Sentence examples for advantage of better from inspiring English sources

An advertiser that stuck with Times Square during bad times is returning to take advantage of better times.

Pakistanis abroad stopped sending their earnings home through official channels and took advantage of better rates elsewhere.

"They now see renewed opportunity for growth, even in the near term, and are determined to take advantage of better global economic conditions and increased customer demands".

Until recently, most people thought nothing of zipping 45 minutes down the road to take advantage of better shopping opportunities in the bigger towns.

Both companies said they were still committed to the project but wanted to take advantage of better contracting terms as prices fall.

So sustaining the recovery means taking advantage of better conditions to do some urgent repair work.To begin with, more thorough fiscal reform is urgent.

A huge part of the president's strategy is a growth strategy, designed to improve opportunity by making sure Americans can take advantage of better educational training opportunities.

Clients are taking advantage of better interest rates offered by some Asian banks on U.S. dollar and euro-denominated accounts, she added.

But then it was curiously cautious during the recession, when other real estate companies were taking advantage of better deals, analysts said.

Saga barely noticed last year's slump in demand.Saga has nonetheless started a (child-free) operation in China to take advantage of better transport.

It may have the advantage of better name recognition than Stanford, and more resources, but as the case studies often point out, such benefits do not guarantee success in the new economy.