Sentence examples for advantage of the support from inspiring English sources

Take advantage of the support on offer at uni Many universities have schemes in place to support aspiring entrepreneurs.

"People on benefits... have a responsibility to take advantage of the support and help being offered to them," he told the BBC's Politics Show.

Lead tutor at Thomas Rotherham College, Hilary Jaques, says students should take advantage of the support offered by their school or college: "The advice that I would give as a tutor would be to apply to university to try and secure a place for deferred entry.

"Both the province and the Red Cross are aware that individuals may attempt to take advantage of the support that continues to be provided to those that need it most," reads an emailed statement.

Furthermore, it was found that Pt catalysts supported on RGO-OMC showed enhanced electrochemical performance and long-term stability for methanol oxidation due to the structure advantages of the support, high Pt-loading efficiency and uniform Pt distribution.

And Arena's presidential candidate, Rodrigo Ávila, is a former police chief.In this section Soaps, sex and sociology A nation divided Feeding frenzy The justice of crowds Don't look back Reprints Related items From the archive: War's end in El SalvadorFeb 1st 1992Arena also has the advantage of incumbency, the support of most media and a lot more money to splash around.

Therefore, the sliding bearing offers the advantage of reducing the support-structure volume, which is important in the design of the relatively narrow port duct of the JT-60SA.

"Henry never says no, and he has taken advantage of all the support around him," Mrs. Sanpietro said.

The club takes advantage of this support through its worldwide summer tours.

Nonetheless, Mr. Bajnai said, Greece should take advantage of the moral support Brussels has offered and move ahead with its own austerity program.

Though declining to take questions from reporters, Sanders appeared to show evidence of a campaign coming to terms with its election defeat but eager to take full advantage of the phenomenal support it has demonstrated for previously neglected issues.