Sentence examples for advantage of said from inspiring English sources
"I definitely felt taken advantage of," said Ms. Suraweera, who is now studying for a master's degree in social work.
"Mount Vernon feels it's being taken advantage of," said John P. DiBlasi, chief of staff to Mayor Ernest D. Davis.
"Pataki has been particularly adroit at essentially neutralizing any possible gender gap McCall could take advantage of," said Richard Schrader, a Democratic political consultant.
"People wanted the best for their children and were willing to pay for it, and that was taken advantage of," said Jill Liebhaber, a parent in the district.
"The people who are facilitating sex assault on college campuses are aware of who they can take advantage of," said Hegge.
"There are new-media leverage opportunities to take advantage of," said Nick Utton, chief marketing officer at the New York office of E*Trade, that will extend beyond what the company did for Super Bowl XLIII.
If opting for this route, it's always important to ensure you're not taken advantage of, says Ben Lyons, co-director at the campaign group Intern Aware.
Too many tenants are being taken advantage of, says McElhaney, who helped usher in the moratorium, which was originally drafted by a group of community-based organisations.
Although one may suspect that this finding may merely reflect a phonological advantage of saying positive compared to negative, this seems not very likely.
The advantages of said 'green techniques' are linked with natural, inexpensive, chemical stability, and ecofriendliness.
