Sentence examples for and capitalizing upon from inspiring English sources

The city must do better at recognizing and capitalizing upon its competitive advantages — one of which is our entrepreneurial spirit.

County officials and dozens of local residents like Mr. Kurie have organized an effort to save the bridge, believing that they can develop a tourist trade emphasizing the history of mining in the region and capitalizing upon the wildlife of the remote desert mountains.

The triarchic theory holds that more-intelligent persons are not just those who can execute many cognitive processes quickly or well; rather, their greater intelligence is reflected in knowing their strengths and weaknesses and capitalizing upon their strengths while compensating for their weaknesses.

Indeed, restricting Mexicans from fully developing and capitalizing upon their talents in the United States economy, for instance, makes no more sense than relegating men and women into separate spheres.

Perhaps the most prominent (and among the most successful by any measure) figures in 2016 America are the Kardashians, a family that has achieved their prominence and success based almost entirely on creating and capitalizing upon a personal brand.

"But it wasn't my agenda at all to try and capitalize upon a trend, or come up with an easily identifiable signature," he continues.

"The Heritage Index helps – showing relative strengths and weaknesses across a broad definition of heritage, letting us see where strengths could be consolidated and capitalized upon; or areas where under-performance might be addressed".

The enduring popularity of the Derby begs the question: Why have leaders in American racing circles been unable to learn from, and capitalize upon, the success of America's greatest horse race?

In order to capture, comprehend and capitalize upon the rich dynamic texture of adsorptive reactors, it is necessary to employ cyclic steady state algorithms describing the entire reaction-adsorption/desorption cycle.

A review of the changes in the environment surrounding the manufacturing industry indicated an ever greater necessity for corporate efforts to amplify and capitalize upon the technical prowess of the engineering staff who bear the main burden of these times.

Implicit similarities include issues of intellectual property and privacy, of power, of libel, as well as a general challenge to old modes — the proliferation of personal expression, the contentiousness, the question of how to capitalize, and capitalize upon, a new medium.