Sentence examples for again take advantage of from inspiring English sources

He made clear that this was something only he could deliver and warned that foreign countries would again take advantage of the US after he left office.

Consumer advocates worry that the new crop of mortgage companies, particularly those with ties to now-defunct subprime lenders, may again take advantage of borrowers.

We again take advantage of the sparsity of to efficiently implement those products.

To deal with this, we again take advantage of the panel nature of our data and control for a respondent's predisposition toward their MP as measured prior to our expenses perceptions variable.

Hotz had ostensibly released the PS3 jailbreak tools so that people can once again take advantages of the system's abilities to run alternative operating systems.

At the Battle of the Little Bighorn in June 1876, a large contingent of Sioux and Cheyenne warriors again took advantage of the hubris of U.S. officers, overwhelming Lieut.

Bulldogs QB Aaron Murray once again took advantage of an overrated Alabama secondary to hit a big pass to Tavarres King, and freshman TB Todd Gurley scored two plays later.

MARKETERS are betting on a daily numbers game again, taking advantage of a calendar coincidence to drum up interest in their goods and services.

But the Yankees came back again, taking advantage of three mistakes by Orioles closer Jim Johnson to win their third consecutive game.

In the third quarter, when Brady again took advantage of Sheppard and found Deion Branch for a 26-yard touchdown, some fans started throwing their Eagles caps.

Linebacker Boseko Lokombo picked up Oregon's second interception of the game and returned it for a touchdown, once again taking advantage of a Stanford offense that was forced to pass.