Sentence examples for take considerable advantage from inspiring English sources

Having been a researcher for quite a number of years, I have learnt to take considerable advantage of these cyberspace resources and they have proved to be immensely useful for me.

The closest thing to an exception is probably 1972, when George McGovern came from behind to win the Democratic nomination, but Mr. McGovern took considerable advantage of the party's new delegate allocation rules, which he had helped to design.

Advisory teams take considerable time to build.

Neither species can gain a distinct evolutionary-ecological advantage when genetic architectures are identical, and if an advantage is gained, it takes considerable time to evolve.

Which also takes considerable time.

All this takes considerable chutzpah.

This took considerable humility and patience".

DSLRs could have a considerable advantage in this regard.

This gave the Ju 87 considerable advantage on take-off; even at a shallow angle, large lift forces were created through the aerofoil, reducing take-off and landing runs.

This considerable advantage of legume forage leys should be taken into account, when comparing different energy crops.

Taken together, these data confirm that the mammalian-expressed influenza VLPs are very similar to the authentic viruses, a considerable advantage to their use in further vaccine development.