Sentence examples for To fully capitalise from inspiring English sources

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To fully capitalise on these properties, requires appreciation of (a) the density of the target and (b) the extent to which its expression changes between basal and activated states and (c) the relative affinities of ligand and ligand combinations for these targets, including under conditions of shear stress.

However, to fully capitalise on the opportunities available you need to hire staff.

This aspect allows designers to fully capitalise on the expected performance gain associated with a larger diameter propeller installed on an IKH vessel.

Google has failed to fully capitalise on live streaming gaming crowd, but Let's Play videos on YouTube have been a big success.

Chief executive Grainia Long said: " I'm afraid the government has failed to fully capitalise on the momentum generated by earlier pledges to boost housing.

"On a good pitch, Sussex will be disappointed not to have fully capitalised on the excellent start from Chris Nash and Michael Yardy.

An attack which began poorly improved to take eight wickets in the final 20 overs and ensure that Eoin Morgan's men did not fully capitalise on a platform of 172-0 afthe the first 30.

Building the new venues and renovating historic grounds such as Marseille's Stade Velodrome has cost 1.6bn euros (£1.2bn) - modernisation which was necessary, organisers say, because France did not fully capitalise on hosting the 1998 World Cup.

The British units of both American and European banks have been put under pressure to convert into fully capitalised local subsidiaries over which British authorities have more power.

The Ravens fully capitalised on a pair of Texans turnovers to race into an early 17-3 lead, courtesy of Joe Flacco's touchdown passes to Kris Williams (one yard) and Anquan Boldin (10 yards).