Sentence examples for advantage of further from inspiring English sources
"And I have another year on the rate so will hopefully be able to take advantage of further falls".
To extrapolate towards extreme value events, taking advantage of further information such as historical data, has been an early concern among hydrologists.
The new Glass EE includes an updated camera module that bumps resolution from 5 megapixels to 8, and it has longer battery life, a better processor, an indicator for video recording and improved Wi-Fi speeds (most of the spec bumps are what you'd expect for a product taking advantage of further cost decreases on smartphone components).
If one assumes that mentality can be associated only with certain decohering structures of great complexity, this might have the advantage of further reducing the remaining ambiguity about the preferred 'basis' (see Matthew Donald's website on 'A Many-Minds Interpretation of Quantum Theory', referenced in the Other Internet Resources).
The latter would have the additional advantage of further binding such health workers to the area.
The OHS does not only issue fitness to work certificates, but is a significant partner in co-managing patients' health conditions, with the advantage of further management at the workplace.
The reduced platinum and system cost advantages of further lowering the design-point efficiency from 40%to35%5% are marginal.
Miss Loriod also took ample advantage of two further masterworks that Messiaen wrote for the instrument.
The commission investigating the Sept. 11 attacks is scheduled to complete its report the same week that the Democratic National Convention opens in Boston on July 26, giving the party a chance to take advantage of any further damaging revelations.
Desiccant dehumidification systems have the advantage of providing further opportunities for beneficial heat integration.
But, although second-placed Mansfield still have a game in hand - at Hereford United on Tuesday night - the Harriers have put themselves in a strong position to take advantage of any further Stags slip-ups.
