Sentence examples for advantage of space from inspiring English sources

With Ben Foden struggling with a leg injury and Chris Ashton suspended, Saints lacked the pace to take advantage of space created by the centre George Pisi.

Some brokers say some companies are seeking to take advantage of space prepared at great expense by telecommunications tenants that is now available at a steep discount because demand had been overestimated.

The former Aberdeen and Sheffield Wednesday striker collected Liam Caddis's pass before taking advantage of space to shoot early on the right-hand side of the box, burying the ball under the goalkeeper Vladimir Bushma.

Taking advantage of space vacated by left-center back Michael Harrington, Gil beat Rodney Wallace to go in alone for the opener, a lead that was doubled six minutes later by Joao Plata.

Karl Dickson took advantage of space left by Cueto, who was lying injured, and his surging run was finished by the winger.

To take full advantage of space robot under a single joint failure, this paper carries out the workspace analysis for any joint which is fail to work.

> -wrap-foot> > -wrap-foot> As mentioned, a main advantage of spaced-word frequencies is that occurrences of spaced words at different sequence positions are statistically less dependent on each other.

Modern proponents of the technology dream of a new generation of the machines, buoyed by inert helium rather than by hydrogen, and taking advantage of space-age materials and modern avionics.

Moreover, the growth of Isis and its affiliates since 2014 has shown how extreme Islamist movements can take advantage of spaces where government has broken down.

"You must be creative and imaginative to take advantage of spaces that are already available and not used all the time.

While it was an exciting match, ultimately it was one where Sydney triumphed by taking advantage of spaces left between the lines and in behind Newcastle's defence, just like they did just six weeks ago.