Sentence examples for advantage of how from inspiring English sources

"Take advantage of how you are," she says.

"The real opportunity is taking advantage of how eager institutions are to reward good students," he said.

The defense has taken full advantage of how impersonal how rote, performative, and external our cultural understanding of "romance" tends to be.

Arietta had such great stuff, and scoring first was what we wanted to do to take of advantage of how well he was pitching.

"Others can take advantage of how HMRC are busy trying to administer an unwieldy set of rules, instead of chasing down those who try to abuse the system.

And as Mr. Rice said, Fox is the network best positioned to take advantage of how younger viewers use digital media to augment TV viewing.

Though he later earned a JD from Harvard, Mabus credits Johns Hopkins, where he received a degree in political science, with giving him the lifelong career advantage of knowing how to think critically and how to write.

What's the best treatment for such an awkwardly placed window? A. Having a large window in the bathroom is an advantage, regardless of how awkwardly placed it is.

But then we have the advantage of knowing how Stalin turned out.

Graphical analysis has the advantage of showing how a structure's geometry impacts a structure's stability.

Starting the project has the added advantage of showing how much of the heavily wooded site will be left in its natural state.