Sentence examples for as much advantage from inspiring English sources

"We'll try to take as much advantage of the view as possible".

The tortoise moved slowly but steadily forward, taking as much advantage of his government-mandated lead as he could.

We like to take as much advantage as we can of asparagus, peas and broad beans, as their season is relatively short and, by the end of June, they will have vanished for another year.

But now the company has come around to the idea that its apps should be custom designed for each and every platform, in order to take as much advantage as possible of what each one has to offer.

"There are a bunch of minors who are being managed by people in their 40's and 50's who will take as much advantage of them as they can for financial gain".

Martha MacPherson, who works in software sales in Boston, takes as much advantage as she can of a Marco Island home passed down to her and her sister from her mother.

It's now not as much an advantage to have an Android app as it is to offer one with rich functionality that users will actually find of value.

Nevertheless, this can be as much an advantage as a drawback.

Don't be afraid to talk to the customers and if you see someone wondering and confused in front of the diamonds, be active and ask them what sort of rings they are looking for and say as much as advantages as you can and point out only a little disadvantages.

Recent war games and simulations suggest that large-scale urban warfare hasn't gotten much easier -- particularly since America's main military advantage, technology, isn't as much of an advantage in cities.

HOME NOT SO SWEET The home-field advantage at Shea has not proved as much of an advantage as it was last season, when the Mets had the best home record 50-311) in the National League.