Sentence examples for continue to advantage from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, the long-term shifts I talked about in the report should continue to advantage the progressive side of American politics".

He suggests that manipulation of the global structure has advantaged, and continues to advantage, the affluent whilst disadvantaging the underprivileged and, therefore, perpetuates global inequity.

They will continue to take advantage of that".

However, Ananya and others on the list believe extremists continue to take advantage of a culture of impunity.

"Genesys is well positioned to continue to take advantage of the positive trends in its expanding markets".

Employers continue to take advantage of the situation – they have people lining up to work for free, and no one is forcing them to change their behaviour.

Or should they continue to take advantage of a tool that has been proved to be able to find breast cancers before they grow to a size that can be felt?

Despite Wikipedia's drawbacks, students will continue to take advantage of the resource – and the default response of academics to simply advise against using the site is unlikely to have much effect.

"I fully anticipate that the white sharks will continue to take advantage of this resource," Skomal said, noting that half of the sharks tagged in 2011 came back to the areas where they were tagged the following year.

"The 2015 data is littered with even more examples of rorting and shonky behaviour from some providers who continue to take advantage of students and taxpayers and tarnish the reputation of the vocational education and training sector," he says.

"Human smugglers and human traffickers are now watching Canada's response to judge whether or not they can continue to take advantage of us," he said at a news conference.