Sentence examples for Get capitalized from inspiring English sources

For example, when I type a capitalized word, the first two letters get capitalized.

"Certainly a change in tax provision like that does tend to get capitalized to some degree into the prices," said David F. Seiders, the chief economist of the National Association of Home Builders.

"It's like crop subsidies that get capitalized into the price of farmland".

"When you get capitalized," said Isabel Maxwell, the president of CommTouch Software, a provider of e-mail services, "you're looking at mergers and acquisitions.

If monopoly rents get increased, if the market power of firms relative to workers gets increased, as when you have the ability of a few, like the banks, to get government guarantees — the value of that is increased and gets capitalized.

Teach students that the first letter of the first word of each sentence gets capitalized.

You don't get to capitalize on the memory of something you don't care enough about to understand.

The world we live in is a heaven if we are interested in life-long learning because we get to capitalize on assets that our parents and grandparents acquired, while we work in industries and global markets that were not available to them.

You got to capitalize.

"We've got to capitalize while we can".

This is a definite win for Google, which gets to capitalize on Lenovo's brand to help it further the Chromebook cause, specifically in education where it clearly wants more mindshare.