taken advantage of in English

has been used negatively, abused, sacrificed to better a situatio

Use "taken advantage of" in a sentence

1. Have you taken advantage of this loving provision?

2. Mr Cheng has taken advantage of being a legislator.

3. The gang had taken advantage of the immigrants' vulnerability.

4. Besides, State creditors should have taken advantage of their situation.

5. You are precise and you will not be taken advantage of.

6. A lawless minority has taken advantage of the situation to loot and pillage.

7. People may have taken advantage of this situation to feed and befriend the dolphins.

8. Rather, I think they have somewhat taken advantage of the situation with their presence there.

9. The molluscs have taken advantage of the iron's dry micro-climate and gathered underneath to hibernate.

10. Illegal counterfeit manufacturers have taken advantage of a burgeoning circular trade between E C countries in pharmaceuticals.

11. Advertorial content is the worst way to accomplish your goal because readers will feel taken advantage of

12. * Others have taken advantage of any government assistance to which they have a legal and moral right.

13. Those who haven't taken advantage of early season low prices still have to take their hard-earned rest.

14. A Non-Circumvention Agreement is an important business tool that can protect businesses from being taken advantage of

15. They can, however, feel taken advantage of in situations when the other party places little emphasis on the relationship.

16. “He wishes now that he had had that traditional residential experience and taken advantage of the leadership opportunities,” Claudia Beeny says.

17. So far, according to a bipartisan commission monitoring the law[Sentencedict.com], only 12 million workers have taken advantage of the provisions.

18. Others have taken advantage of economic reforms to demolish their homes and replace them with small hotels that cater to foreign tourists.

19. So the advertising sections in newspapers are carefully looked over so that all the bargains on shopping days can be taken advantage of.

20. Just as terrorists have taken advantage of the openness of our society to carry out their plots, violent extremists use the internet to radicalize and intimidate.

21. Just as terrorists have taken advantage of the openness of our societies to carry out their plots, violent extremists use the internet to radicalize and intimidate.

22. Using copies of the Keyhole satellite photos, users have taken advantage of image annotation features to provide personal histories and information regarding particular points of the area.

23. Terrifica patrols New York City's bars, clubs, and streets by night, in an effort to protect inebriated women in danger of being taken advantage of by men.

24. These Buzzwords are huge for the retail industry, but many businesses have taken advantage of them during COVID-19 and will continue to utilize them throughout 2021

25. Like his father, George reluctantly agreed to the dissolution and creation of peers, although he felt his ministers had taken advantage of his inexperience to browbeat him.

26. Ethnic Bashkirs Revive Culture in Russia Like many of Russia's 21 ethnic republics, oil-rich Bashkortostan has taken advantage of the post-Communist political climate to start rebuilding itself

27. Atria announces investigation of business development in Atria Russia; structural changes possible Huge Rent increase for Solana Residents by Atria Corporation Senior Residents taken advantage of by Atria Corporation

28. The Alchemist deals with universal themes (duty versus passion, loving and losing, being taken advantage of) that many high school students (indeed, many people) faces on a regular basis.

29. The Baseness of Russia's rulers lies in the way they have always taken advantage of this remarkable human emotion: the love of homeland and the willingness to sacrifice everything for …

30. Assertiveness training is a form of therapy that has been used since the 1970s to help people learn how to better communicate their needs and wants so that they don’t feel taken advantage of or used

31. Non-Assertiveness A non-assertive person is one who is often taken advantage of, feels helpless, takes on everyone’s problems, says yes to inappropriate demands and thoughtless requests, and allow others to choose for him or her.

32. Doing so with fresh energy and purpose, it has taken advantage of the possibilities and proven performance inherent in traditional methods of outreach, as well as the potential of newer means, including the spontaneity and agility of electronic communication.

33. Ays relocated from its Henley-in-Arden base to a new 5,000 sq ft warehouse in Solihull, growth opportunities in the area of storage were taken advantage of - particularly in providing parts to engineering firms at short notice - and turnover spiralled

34. The guilt that the Clinton administration expressed, that Bill Clinton expressed over Rwanda, created a space in our society for a consensus that Rwanda was bad and wrong and we wish we had done more, and that is something that the movement has taken advantage of.

35. ‘The Infinifilm menu is constantly Barraging the viewer with tidbits, interviews, and best of all, the reinsertion of deleted material.’ ‘I had too much adrenaline to answer back Carlozio who had taken advantage of my quietness and was Barraging me with the most annoyance he could muster.’

36. In this case, the energy of the ethanol vapor can be more efficiently taken advantage of if the device is provided with a first compressor (16) that adiabatically compresses the ethanol vapor distilled from the vacuum distillation tower (11), and the ethanol vapor adiabatically compressed by the first compressor (16) is introduced into the fractionating tower (12).