Sentence examples for advantage off from inspiring English sources

"The idea is to give people a sense of order and security, not a sense of being ripped off, gouged or taken advantage off," Mr. Harris said.

Likewise, if Mr. Romney were to build a clear lead in the polls, it would shave some of that advantage off, unless that came because of a deterioration in economic circumstances.

Alternative medicine takes advantage off that pressure to fight and profits nicely from it.

People with asperger's are not always aware of social cues and body language and they can be too trusting and naive, which can make them very easy targets of bullying, teasing, being taken advantage off, being fooled and getting into trouble.

My size will give me an advantage off the ball".

The Bucks, not normally a good rebounding team, had a 57-43 advantage off the glass.

The Bearcats took advantage of off nights and foul trouble by Xavier's two leading scorers, the seniors Nicole Levandusky and Taru Tuukkanen.

You can take advantage of off-peak reduced rates by putting the electric heater on a timer that turns off early in the morning.

One must design an interface circuit (or board) and cannot take advantage of off-the-shelf boards and driver software.

Charging must be scheduled intelligently in order to avoid overloading the grid at peak hours and to take advantage of off-peak charging benefits.

An air source heat pump water heater with phase change material (PCM) for thermal storage was designed to take advantage of off-peak electrical energy.