Sentence examples for put to advantage from inspiring English sources

The action of some H1 antihistamines (e.g., diphenhydramine and promethazine) on the central nervous system has been put to advantage in the prevention and treatment of motion sickness.

In August, President Obasanjo ordered the military to crack down on delta militias, but this proved difficult as local militants put to great advantage their knowledge of the region's intricate network of creeks and swamps.

Traders should consider playing the stock's April 60 put to take advantage of a breakdown.

Investors should consider the equity’s March or June 50 put to take advantage of this bearish opportunity.

Traders should consider playing the stock's July 27.50 put to take advantage of an extended decline in the shares.

Traders should consider playing Cisco's April 17 put to take advantage of an extended decline in the shares.

Traders should consider playing the stock's June 7.50 put to take advantage of an extended decline in the shares.

Traders should consider a July $17.50 put to take advantage of a rejection at resistance in the $17 to $18 plateau.

Traders should consider playing the stock's March 120 put to take advantage of an unwinding of heavy bullish sentiment on the shares.

That may be put to significant theological advantage.

With the armistice, technology originally developed for military advantage could be put to ingenious new peacetime uses.