Sentence examples for maximum advantage from from inspiring English sources

With other non-doms, there is no evidence of any intention to behave unlawfully but rather to legally gain the maximum advantage from the UK's generous system.

So Loos took her Lorelei material to the Harper's editor, Henry Sell, who encouraged Loos to extract maximum advantage from Lorelei's European trip.

Many plants of the forest floor have underground energy-storing organs such as bulbs, corms, or fleshy rhizomes that allow them to grow rapidly and strongly in spring to gain maximum advantage from the short, warm, shade-free period.

More than a year before Blair became Labour leader in 1994, a delicate political dance began between him and the tabloids – each side seeking to draw maximum advantage from the rising strength of the other – which culminated in the Sun endorsing Labour at the 1997 general election.

A multidisciplinary team of scientists and managers from the U.K. universities, the Environment Agency and the Mining Industry has been put together to obtain the maximum advantage from the excellent facilities facility at Wheal Jane.

These were sometimes placed low down to get maximum advantage from enfilading fire whereas others were placed high up making them much harder to capture.

To allow the maximum advantage to be gained from napping, more efforts are needed to identify the strategies of napping that are compatible with individual cases including aging, work schedules, and sleep disorders, and to examine their efficacy in real-life settings.

Other dams including one on the Atbara at Khashm al-Qirbah (completed in 1964) and the Al-Ruṣayriṣ Al-Ruṣayriṣ Dam Nile (1966)—have enabled Sudan tonthee maximum advantage of its allocation of waters from Lake Nasser.

There, tourists from neighboring countries like Brazil, Chile and Uruguay were taking maximum advantage of what, at least for those equipped with American greenbacks, have now become bargain-basement prices.

He noted that the business groups and industrial firms emerging from privatization during the 1990s were generally organized to take maximum advantage of benefits the GOR provided via "internal offshore" zones.

He also wrote that the $24.4 billion management buyout would be subject to lengthy litigation from shareholders, who will claim it was negotiated to give maximum advantage to Mr. Dell, who is also the company's chairman and chief executive.