"It's better than a closet, where there's really no room to work," said Ms. Martin on a recent tour, adding that the listing was capitalizing on this new in-house, no-quarters-needed, no-wait-ever status symbol.
1. Leverage Obama The number one celebrity in the world is a crackberry addict, yet RIM's dropped the ball on capitalizing on this once-in-a-lifetime product endorsement.
Pluto TV is capitalizing on this shift in user behavior with its service, which lets you watch over 100 channels online and through its cross-platform apps.
Recently, certain companies have been capitalizing on this nostalgia in some very unusual ways.
Savvy brands are capitalizing on this shift in consumer behavior with review-centric marketing strategies.
We propose the use of the transcriptome-based BER score and EGFR status as a means of capitalizing on this opportunity in clinical trial design involving BER inhibitors.
Recognizing and, in some cases, capitalizing, on this, private companies have swooped in, offering to foot the bill for new mobility service on their terms.
The British colonial government was the first to capitalize on this in a big way, building a dam in 1925 on the Blue Nile, one of the two main sources of the Nile River, and a network of canals.
Marina Silva, the Green Party's candidate and a devout evangelical Christian, was able to capitalize on this in the first round, taking 19 percent of the vote, well exceeding pre-election polling.
Robbie and Ronan capitalize on this in every possible way, delivering performances befitting their royal titles.
