The [Shia] militias may take advantage".
His team may take advantage of Seton Hall injuries.
I may take advantage of one of the offers, myself.
"There is a fear that opposition candidates may take advantage of this campaign.
Optionally, you may take advantage of several helper methods provided by the Scribe API.
But ironically it is Sun's competitors that may take advantage.
But while gyms may take advantage of our good intentions, they often do so with our permission.
Also, Japanese financial firms may take advantage of deregulation to increase their holdings of assets outside Japan.
Instead, Mr. Jiang may take advantage of the tense mood resulting from the Sept. 11 attacks by trying to garner American support for China's position on Taiwan.
Living organisms may take advantage of the effect to kick around proteins and other molecules until they bind together properly, Dr. Evans said.
"Scam artists may take advantage of this situation by creating bogus fund-raising operations," the commission said in a recent consumer alert.
