"I think the leap-year tradition may have taken on a more anti-feminist cast when it got mixed up with Sadie Hawkins Day, where the idea is that women need extra help to make up for their own deficiencies, not men's". Niedermeier might be right, given that many women who want to get engaged take advantage of the leap year tradition and propose, saying they're tired of waiting to be asked.
Take steps to stay engaged, and take advantage of opportunities to learn new things.
And, yes, plenty of students are truly engaged and take advantage of what their universities have to offer.
Instead of creating their own software to be competitive, wellness companies should focus on what they do best -- keeping people healthy and engaged --- and take advantage of the growing number of SaaS or PaaS platforms available on the market today.
The microenvironment that metastatic cells engage and take advantage of to form a niche is a significant contributor to metastatic outgrowth.
Our experience suggests that charities which transparently measure and demonstrate the changes they are effecting are at an advantage, engaging in relationships with donors long-term and attracting wider public support.
Companies are reducing risk, achieving broad cost savings in operations, creating clear competitive advantage, engaging with key stakeholders who can advance the reputation and valuation of the enterprise, and more.
Mr. Belden's plea established for the first time that traders engaged in crimes to take advantage of the energy crisis that began in California in 2000, worsening an already bleak situation for the state's consumers.
First-year PhD students ready to engage in research can take advantage of immediate summer funding incentives.
The rich, on the other hand, should be able to do whatever they want dodge taxes, engage in insider trading, take advantage of ordinary workers.
Often, they are seeking to take advantage of you by engaging in deception or hard-bargaining tactics.
