Sentence examples for work to take advantage from inspiring English sources

You think you have way too much work to take advantage of such a luxury.

We're working to make sure we put in the work to take advantage of this big moment for climate justice.

Passengers on Japan Airlines are entitled to free stopovers in either Tokyo or Osaka, although they may have to put in a little back work to take advantage of the offer.

There is also work to take advantage of new computer technologies.

Shifting from his stance into throwing position feels more natural now, and the Yankees have worked to take advantage of his strong arm by shortening his release.

A number of companies are working to take advantage of this glut of unused cards, including gift card exchange (and mobile app) Raise.com, for example, which offers consumers a way to quickly buy and use a gift card purchased for less than face value while in a store.

While it may seem like an odd idea to look for concert tickets from the TV's big screen, StubHub has worked to take advantage of the format with features like its sideways scrolling user interface, use of event imagery to attract users' interest, and high-resolution seat maps that help you get a feel for what it would be like to watch the event from that section.

Oftentimes, German, Swiss, and Austrian companies, working to take advantage of the friendly and competitive environment in the United States, take the lead in working with local schools and governments to create new apprenticeship programs.

The trip was troubling for me -- I saw the benefits that those kids had, but I also saw how hard many of them worked to take advantage of them.

But future fears can also encourage people to work harder to save more for the bad economic situation that is anticipated in the future and to work harder to take advantage of today's tax rates, which might seem low compared with what lies ahead.

Pentagon officials said the Defense Department might ask Congress for permission to begin work soon, to take advantage of the final weeks of Alaska's short construction season.