I've obviously taken full advantage of that in my career.
|
|
Mr. Trump, a skilled demagogue, has taken full advantage of this.
|
|
Donald Trump, the reality TV star, has taken full advantage of this media circus.
|
|
ISIS has long taken full advantage of secure communication tools, and utilized mainstream communication platforms in unexpected ways.
|
|
Before taking on private loans, students should make sure they have taken full advantage of subsidized federal student loans.
|
|
The police, charged with raiding shops and homes, have taken full advantage of the opportunities for extortion afforded by the crackdown.
|
|
Many emerging markets, particularly and , haven't taken full advantage of global liquidity to clean up their sovereign balance sheets, the company's .
|
|
No holiday is fulfilled until you've taken full advantage of the mega clearances that pop up around a three-day weekend.
|
|
In particular, ordinary people have taken full advantage of digital technologies to coordinate their actions and deliberate what to do next.
|
|
Walden's district, which encompasses over two-thirds of Oregon and is larger than 23 states, has taken full advantage of the law.
|
|
Purdue, by gaining F.D.A. approval and aggressively marketing a drug that is so highly addictive, has taken full advantage of the law.
|
|
China has taken full advantage of the trade infrastructure built by the U.S. and the EU only to subsequently challenge the status quo.
|
|
He has taken full advantage of the unique beauty of AMFA's gallery which, at any estimation, is far from the average exhibition venue.
|
|
LFB has taken full advantage of the romantic holiday to reinforce that point and to remind people to make sure their smoke alarm is working.
|
|
"In an environment of globalization, we should have taken full advantage of our two amazing natural assets, for which everybody envies us and nobody disputes."
|
|
Britain's Financial Conduct Authority has said the fund had taken full advantage of flawed European Union laws, adding the investigations on the firm were ongoing.
|
|
But it's too bad her brother has caught on because he's taken full advantage of his sister's weakness—and it's resulted in some hilariously adorable moments.
|
|
In addition to his political work, Deval Patrick has taken full advantage of the opportunities to cash in that are made available to prominent government officials.
|
|
Following the success of her 2008 Oscar-winning film Slumdog Millionaire, Freida Pinto gained a worldwide platform — and she's taken full advantage of it ever since!
|
|
However, as might be expected from a member of the "Brahmin left", Piketty has taken full advantage of the economic power which comes with previous commercial success.
|
|
Developers, especially those listed in Hong Kong, have taken full advantage of the onshore bond market since the exchange market relaxed regulations on corporate bond issues in 2015.
|
|
It is believed to mark the first time a major organization has taken full advantage of the Trump administration's decision to relax the Affordable Care Act's contraception mandate.
|
|
For years, corporate tax dodgers have taken full advantage of all the benefits of being American companies, while searching out every possible way to avoid paying American taxes.
|
|
The Dominican Republic has taken full advantage of the island's natural beauty -- fancy resorts cater to tourists seeking a beach escape and multi-lane highways criss-cross the country.
|
|
If I'd taken full advantage of that benefit by contributing 2400% of my $4013,2401 salary at the time, I'd have been contributing $220,2401 per year to my 401(k).
|
|
The proposal request asks for both concrete-based walls and "other designs," and based on several lists of proposals currently online, some submissions have taken full advantage of this latitude.
|
|
Many emerging market economies, particularly Turkey and South Africa, haven't taken full advantage of global liquidity to clean up their sovereign balance sheets, S&P Global Ratings warned on Friday.
|
|
Villa had taken full advantage of hesitant defending as Grealish clipped a ball in for Wesley to control on his chest and volley between the legs of goalkeeper Nick Pope.
|
|
Google Docs has a wide assortment of fonts to choose from, but you may not have taken full advantage of these different styles on your Chromebook, PC, or Mac computer.
|
|
While also impressive on the road this season, the Chicago Cubs have taken full advantage of the friendly confines of Wrigley Field, posting a National League-best home record of 25-23.
|
|
Super Typhoon Nepartak has taken full advantage of mild ocean waters and ideal atmospheric conditions to skyrocket in intensity, hitting 175 mile per hour sustained winds as of Wednesday morning eastern time.
|
|
The acoustics of these snaking and beautiful bridges, many of them comprised of covered arches, are taken full advantage of by locals, as people recite poems and sings songs in the evenings.
|
|
So it's a wildly complex operation that has taken full advantage of the advancements of both broadcast and digital technology that have happened at a rapid pace over the past couple of decades.
|
|
Fraudsters have taken full advantage of unsuspecting consumers and social platforms facilitate the swift spread of false narratives, leaving over 3.2 billion people on the internet to make self-determinations over what's trustworthy vs.
|
|
The meeting came a week after Zuckerberg spoke at Georgetown University, where he reiterated his company's commitment to free speech and not imposing checks on misinformation in political ads — something the Trump campaign has taken full advantage of.
|
|
Despite the fact that he has been unable to secure funding for his notorious wall on the Mexican border, Trump has taken full advantage of the various tools at his disposal to persecute the undocumented community in the United States.
|
|
Russia has taken full advantage of the American reluctance to engage in various Middle East conflicts, especially Syria, to reconstruct relations with various capitals like Cairo, which expelled the Soviets in the early 1970s after years of close military cooperation.
|
|
Andrew Bailey, chief executive of Britain's Financial Conduct Authority, said on Tuesday that Woodford had taken full advantage of flawed European Union laws in investing in unlisted or barely traded stocks, totalling a fifth of the fund's investments at the time of suspension.
|
|
After Wednesday's game, Manager Aaron Boone announced that Frazier, who had taken full advantage of the opportunity handed to him after injuries to others by becoming one of the team's best hitters thus far, was headed to the I.L. on Thursday with an injured ankle.
|
|
The game hasn't taken full advantage of the mouse and keyboard, making it feel sluggish in the hand compared to recent RTS games like StarCraft II, and highlighting how easy it often is to just build an all-conquering blob of units and beat all comers.
|
|
The seventh tropical storm of the 2016 Atlantic hurricane season, which formed off the African coast on Monday afternoon, just so happens to share a name with the memorably narcissistic Beauty and the Beast character, Gaston, and social media has taken full advantage of the circumstances.
|
|
Of special interest is his self-portrait twinned with that of his wife. Also of note are his Caucasian landscapes, portraits of his contemporaries, studies for his famous pictures. Nowadays, the museum has taken full advantage of the new location, in particular of the large exhibition room.
|
|
These positions were both financially lucrative and politically influential. It is also likely that, as a citizen of the city of London, with the legal right to trade in goods beyond the remit of one's guild, he would have taken full advantage of such a right.
|
|
196; Anderson, AO 1922b, pp. 231-232, 239. As a grandson of Olaf, and the son of a man with the enterprise and power to confront Muirchertach, Dugald was evidently favoured by a significant number of leading Islesmen, disillusioned with Godred's rule; Somerled, therefore, appears to have taken full advantage of the situation to secure his eldest son a share in the kingdom.
|
|
The Beatles were surprised to find the Maharishi was a sophisticated negotiatorBrown & Gaines (1984) p. 195 with an interest in publicity, business and finances. TM is said to have taken full advantage of all available publicity, and began to market to specific populations, such as spiritual people, political people and "pragmatic" self-help people. The latter approach is said to have been "given impetus" by the scientific research on the technique.
|
|
This can be explained by the orthorhombic structure. When looking at the boron and osmium atoms in the a and b directions, they are arranged in a way that is offset from one another. Therefore, when they are compressed they are not pushed right up against one another. Electrostatic repulsion is the force that maximizes the materials incompressibility and so in this case the electrostatic repulsion is not taken full advantage of.
|
|
In West Virginia, the main uses for reclaimed mining sites are recreational, farming, and military training. One such farming use is the growing of lavender. There are many different types of lavender but surprisingly, they all thrive in the dry rocky soil that surface mining leaves behind. The Green Mining Project has taken full advantage of this and has planned for many lavender fields on reclaimed sites in WV, such as Prichard mining sites, including the Taylor Morgan Mine.
|
|
Heritage by choosing Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh as its primary procurement base of milk, had taken full advantage of the large, high yielding and cross-bred cow population found in the area. Today Heritage has network in the states of Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra and Delhi for procurement and distribution of quality milk and milk products. Heritage products are also distributed in the state of Kerala. Heritage has drawn plans to be a pan-India player in the dairy.
|
|
The Peninsular Ranges are the southernmost mountains in the California Coast Ranges People have taken full advantage of the Transverse Ranges. The Ranges create a number of coastal plains and valleys which have become densely populated because of their prime living conditions. Some of these valleys include: Oxnard Plain, San Fernando Valley, Simi Valley, San Gabriel Valley, and the Inland Valley. The mountain ranges create recreation and living areas and have several ski resorts and provide several hiking and off-road vehicle use areas.
|
|
Spirit's strong showing in the indie charts finally persuaded Chrysalis Records to offer the band a record deal at the end of the year. At a showcase London date at the Camden Palace arranged by the company's PR staff, trouble erupted between travelling Leeds fans and locals. Members of the band, who had taken full advantage of the free hospitality on offer, left the stage to join in the fight. The band's next gig was at Bradford Queens Hall, also with Chrysalis A&R; in attendance.
|
|
However, interest in IoT research in the military started to wane as commercial industry surged ahead with new technology. While DoD continued research into advanced sensors, intelligent information processing systems, and communication networks, few military systems have taken full advantage of the IoT stack such as networked sensors and automated-response technology largely due to security concerns. As of 2019, research in modern IoT technology within the military started to regain a considerable amount of support from the U.S. Army, Navy, and Air Force.
|
|
He scored twice in an FA Cup game against Nottingham Forest on 14 January 1911, although he admitted afterwards that he had taken full advantage of the dense fog: "I punched both goals into the net in full view of several opponents". In 1911–12, Shea managed another two hat-tricks – against Brentford in a 7–4 win on 21 October 1911, and Norwich City in a 4–0 win on 5 April 1912 – to make it 24 goals in 41 appearances that season.
|
|
The official website of Barack Obama is barackobama.com. It is run by Chris Hughes, one of the three co-founders of Facebook, and has been described as a "sort of social network". Steve Spinner, a member of Obama's National Finance Committee, says that while previous campaigns have used the internet none had yet taken full advantage of social networking features. The website included online tools that allowed members to identify neighbors that the Obama campaign thought might be potential backers and then report back on any resulting conversations.
|
|
Their electronic power delivery meant that acceleration was equally impressive on both diesel and electric power sources. Running on the diesel engine however, available power was pretty much exhausted by the time or was reached with 'normal' loads and heavy loads (even eight or nine loaded milk tanks over the banks of the West London line) would tax them. Speeds would drop and recovery margins in timings taken full advantage of. They were regular visitors to the London area, often running on London Midland Region and Western Region tracks.
|
|
The Internet has been a major source of leisure since before the World Wide Web, with entertaining social experiments such as MUDs and MOOs being conducted on university servers, and humor-related Usenet groups receiving much of the main traffic. Today, many Internet forums have sections devoted to games and funny videos; short cartoons in the form of Flash movies are also popular. Over 6 million people use blogs or message boards as a means of communication and for the sharing of ideas. The pornography and gambling industries have both taken full advantage of the World Wide Web, and often provide a significant source of advertising revenue for other websites.
|
|
In the following years, CIDOB grew to become a research and documenting centre focused on international issues and global problems such as human development. With this aim in mind, CIDOB has taken full advantage of Barcelona's prominence as a Euro-Mediterranean capital that also has special links with Latin America. Since the 1990s, the centre has strengthened its networking connections with European initiatives on issues concerning cooperation, international relations, and security, as well as its academic activities, oriented toward the generation of ideas and specific political action. Josep Ribera continued to head CIDOB until December 2008, when he chose to step down after 35 years at the helm.
|
|
Benkenstein had represented his country many times as a junior, including a stint as captain of the South African Schools side, and in the under-19 development team. Benkenstein's senior ODI debut for South Africa came against England at Dhaka in 1998/99, when the teams were playing in the quarter-final of the Wills International Cup. Despite some useful contributions, including 69 against the West Indies at Cape Town in 1998 and 3/5 against Kenya in the 2002/03 ICC Champions Trophy tournament, he never managed to establish himself as a permanent member of the team. Benkenstein later admitted that he had not taken full advantage of the opportunities that came his way at the international level.
|
|
The slate of the main opposition party, the centre-left Social Democratic Party of Croatia (SDP) of the Party of European Socialists (PES), was led by current MEP Tonino Picula. While presenting the party list, Picula said that Croatia had not taken full advantage of its membership in the EU. The SDP was expecting to win three seats in the upcoming election. The campaign event in Rijeka, where the SDP is in power, was attended by Frans Timmermans, the candidate of the PES for president of the EC, alongside SDP President Davor Bernardić. Bernardić accused the HDZ for "failing to salvage" the Croatian shipyards in Rijeka and Pula, in cooperation with the EC.
|
|
Stafford attended the coronation of Queen Catherine of Valois in 1421, in his role of King's knight, and in the same period, spent time defending his estates (one of his Shropshire manors, for example, had been seized by Welshmen in the employ of Edmund, Earl of March). In doing so, he appears to have taken full advantage of the influential position of his brother, John, on the King's Council. According to Roskell and Woodger, "relations between the two were, despite John's illegitimate birth, always intimate." They were also profitable: in 1431 they were jointly granted custody of two-thirds of the Dunster Castle, and later, the manor of Tothill in Lincolnshire, and the next year they received Chiselborough manor in Somerset.
|
|
Máel Sechnaill fails to rally the regional rulers who are nominally his subordinates by the time the deadline arrives, and he is forced to surrender his title to Brian. There have been some doubts expressed about this explanation, given Brian's style of engaging in war; if he had found his opponent at a disadvantage it is most likely he would have taken full advantage of it rather than allowing his enemy the time to even the odds. Also, given the length and intensity of the struggle between Máel Sechnaill and Brian, it seems unlikely that the High King would surrender his title without a fight. It is generally accepted that in 1002 Brian became the new High King of Ireland.
|
|
The album has received generally positive reviews from critics and although he released his first official song in 2003 on a Rebel Music compilation, Guess Who established a reputation as a new, talented artist after the release of this album. Most critics have noted the contrast between the album's dark and sober production and Guess Who's witty and humorous addressing of his themes while managing to remain serious-minded enough to avoid a completely comical approach. Dan Lucian Stefancu of "Deceblog" has noted Guess Who's ability to use the Internet in his own favor saying, "Hip hop artists were the ones to understand the Internet and have taken full advantage of it. The music video for Tu [the album's first single] has gathered over 100,000 views on YouTube and 66,000 on Vimeo".
|
|
Its location simply did not allow it to compete directly with the new beach resorts. Although tourism visitors have remained an important part of its clientele, with Bermuda's post-war development as a financial centre (it has long been the global centre of the Reinsurance industry, and international business, not tourism, has been its primary source of revenue for decades), the hotel has taken full advantage of its proximity to the City of Hamilton, and its modern, business-friendly features (from internet connectivity in guest rooms to facilities suitable for business conferences), to cater to the numerous business travellers who have little time for sunbathing or golf (its only competitors for this business would have been the Hamilton Hotel,Dr Edward Harris (20 August 2011). "HERITAGE MATTERS: Incinerating Bermuda's tourism assets". The Royal Gazette.
|
|