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121. The construction of N-ISDN and IN in Hubei province should be considered in combination with PSTN to take advantage of its wide coverage.

122. He's joining the club in order to take advantage of the others.

123. Poor boy, he thought his honour required him not to take advantage of my inexperience.

124. You can take advantage of the MQ search order and define just the device queue manager name as the remote queue definition.

125. Guys who try to get laid when they know you are not doing well are not concerned about making you feel better; they just want to take advantage of your vulnerable state.

126. The mobilization of resources to take advantage of an opportunity to provide customers with new and improved goods and services.

127. You may wish to take advantage of our instructional session.

128. But new cell stations use GPS to take advantage of the highly accurate clock pulses transmitted by satellites.

129. To take advantage of relative knowledge of probability theory to treat and analyze pollution.

130. The simplest way to identify the specific heap allocation call that went bad is to take advantage of the unique allocation request number associated with each block in the debug heap.

131. If you plan your menus a week or a month in advance, you will be able to take advantage of sales and bulk buying opportunities.

132. Swindlers often take advantage of these factors and resell the goods to make profits.

133. Rockets GM Carroll Dawson mentioned Pat as someone who might take advantage of that situation.

134. This year, take advantage of this plant flue gas heat, optimizing steam system operation, energy conservation, to tackle technical problems.

135. Peter was criticized for having failed to take advantage of its favorable position for trade.

136. Hong Kong is strategically located to take advantage of, and contribute to, China's modernisation programme.

137. Where should international business community be located to take advantage of these opportunities?

137. Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

138. So take advantage of the moonless skies in the evenings this week, and go stargazing.

139. Look at the other aspects like whether the solution is virtualized, and if the solution grid allows you to take advantage of clustering and workload balance.

140. How can developer take advantage of new window 95 feature?

141. WASHINGTON – In this weekly address, President Barack Obama spoke to the American people about how to take advantage of Recovery Act tax benefits ahead of Tax Day – April 15, 2010.

142. Its small memory footprint, ease-of-use, and free availability make it ideal for helping small- and medium-sized organizations take advantage of the J2EE programming model and runtime environment.

143. How can steel take advantage of the capital market and the preemptive opportunities?

144. This is especially beneficial in SMP environments because they are able to take advantage of asynchronous processing.

145. Intense weathered granite residual soil is widely used in the construction and has an important meaning to take advantage of mechanical property for road construction.

146. Banks globally are recapitalizing their balance sheets thru stock issues to take advantage of the past 5 months stock market rally and improved market sentiment.

147. For that, you can take advantage of the shell's interactive capabilities and an additional type of output redirection known as a pipe.

148. Take advantage of online capabilities can enhance their profit margin.

149. We must understand and take advantage of goals of new rural construction from three aspects about richen people, happy people and pacify people in the process of new countryside.

150. If you don't have a compiler that can produce code to take advantage of the underlying processor architecture and instruction set, then the fastest machines will be useless.