to exploit their gregarious tendencies

to make the most of something: to take full advantage of something.

The other Community producers are expected to also benefit from those measures.

The other Community producers are expected to also benefit from those measures.

Using the bank to leverage my investments, I can leverage my money.

The verb “Aproveche” comes from aprovechar which means ‘taking advantage’ or ‘make the most of something’.

In order to get the most out of your marketing, you have to consider taking advantage of social media.

They can also benefit from the advantages of international diversification.

Skills needed to exploit opportunities may be in short supply.

› Trend 6: Getting more out of existing infrastructure

Recommendations to take advantage of Electro-stimulation

A client device can be adapted to take advantage of the ingestion process.

Making use of the innovative, creative and productive potential of all generations

Therefore, we use non-traditional finance instead.

Leveraging EOSIO allows us to benefit from the innovative work done by Block One to fast track our development.