Sentence examples for becomes taking advantage of from inspiring English sources

Know when helping someone becomes taking advantage of you.

Each year, several thousand of them become citizens, taking advantage of a speeded-up naturalization process offered to those who put their lives on the line for their adoptive country.

It also means Android becomes capable of taking advantage of 64-bit processors, which have the potential of supporting more RAM memory than before.

In each case, we had a project already going and as we became aware of the open content movement, it became clear that taking advantage of an open approach would help us do a better job of accomplishing our nonprofit mission.

She wants to become a nurse, taking advantage of the four languages she has learned while working with Injex's multinational staff.

The following year he set up the Dreyfus Fund and pioneered aggressive trading techniques that later become commonplace, like taking advantage of the market's swings and trading in and out of stocks rapidly.

When Obama spoke of protections for children, he meant those like Jennifer Godoy, who aspired to attend teacher's college, and who could now qualify to become a "Dreamer," taking advantage of an expanded category of relief for youths who had arrived in the country before 2010.

"Terror groups have become adept at taking advantage of social media platforms to spread their message," he said.

Players who became famous for taking advantage of the easier passing game included Alabama receiver Don Hutson and TCU passer "Slingin" Sammy Baugh.

We became interested in taking advantage of the statistical power afforded by high-throughput in vitro assays for low-dose testing.

While the base fare is $1.50, the average fare now is $1.04, because riders have become more savvy at taking advantage of card discounts.