Sentence examples for capable of taking advantage of from inspiring English sources

"Al Qaeda terrorists are fully capable of taking advantage of poor security at D.O.E.

In fact England were not capable of taking advantage of a quirky decision.

But the populists haven't found a standard-bearer capable of taking advantage of this moment.

Iran has shown that it is very capable of taking advantage of regional instability".

It seems that, at least sometimes, humans are capable of taking advantage of the gift of foresight.

These electric vehicles are also capable of taking advantage of the electric grid to recharge at night.

But he explained that if the company had not focused on selling Web site software for the last four years, "our customers would be far less capable today of taking advantage of the online advertising opportunity".

In other words, adaptive schemes for the WBAN system which are capable to take advantage of a rich diversity of body area channels by utilizing a MIMO technique have been largely unexplored in the literature.

I feel that he isn't capable of really taking advantage of the benefit an operation should give, and you can't simply operate on everybody who has angina, and then we have to choose the ones that have the best chances of benefiting from the result in the best way.

Shortcuts happen when we don't understand that someone is capable of sexual abuse of children or taking advantage of his or her powerful relationship with an athlete who is a consenting adult, looks and acts like a normal adult who is just like us.

A number of coated optical components, useful to this end, are described and thin film multilayer stacks, capable of giving the required performance, are designed taking advantage of the possibility of tailoring the film thickness along the sample surface.