Sentence examples for advantage of terms from inspiring English sources

The governor said last week he would make a decision by the end of this year about whether to stay on for his full eight-year term or take advantage of terms allowing him to leave after five years, in 2018.

"It is such a significant issue for Australia and for the ability of Australians to take advantage of in terms of jobs and the economy," she says.

For me, I see these games, if I get a chance to play, as something to take full advantage of in terms of experience.

Since the OPEC Oil Embargo of 1973, the American public has been misinformed, misled and perhaps even taken advantage of in terms of the truth about oil and natural gas.

With this amendment, local governments could take advantage of the terms and request loans for up to 40 years.

The main benefits of laddering are spreading interest rate and reinvestment risk over time, and getting short-term liquidity while taking advantage of longer term rates.

Long-term assets, such as retirement funds, can be invested to take advantage of long-term equity growth.

"We want to take advantage of that term".

Everyone from advertisers (especially) to politicians had tried to take advantage of the term.

"Fixed deals frequently offer better prices than standard deals as they take advantage of short-term changes in costs.

The natural volatility in crude prices will sustain the advantage of short-term investing in energy stocks.