Sentence examples for and to capitalize from inspiring English sources
And to capitalize on all that hearth heat, homeowners can install fans to move the warm air throughout the house.
President Obama is eager to avoid a backlash and to capitalize on an event that is in tune with present-day Arab history.
They allow entrepreneurs to test ideas relatively cheaply and to capitalize on the excitement and urgency that go along with something new and scarce.
Lincoln Center wants to continue these talks and to capitalize on the possibility of providing more variety in the hall, an official said.
Hedge fund managers aggressively sought to identify discrepancies in fund share prices and to capitalize on them by rapidly trading those shares.
The idea is to appeal to what she calls an "upmarket" readership of Manhattanites and suburban commuters, and to capitalize on the increasing celebrity of business leaders.
Speaking more broadly, about competing rum companies piggybacking on the Dark 'n' Stormy revival, he said, "They're really just trying to cheat and to capitalize on our investment".
In those days World Circuit had only three employees, he said, and to capitalize on the album's popularity the label began a franchise of sequels and solo albums that went on for a decade.
Clark and Andreessen planned to further this popularization process and to capitalize on it by marketing a commercial-quality Web browser, Web-server software, development tools, and related services.
Starting separately, but later intersecting and over lapping, these four principles recognize and try to capitalize on market weaknesses.
