Sentence examples for be capitalized on from inspiring English sources

Actually, it might just be a problem for some governments, and one that may be capitalized on by value-oriented investors.

"When you give extra outs, chances are they're going to be capitalized on, and that's what we were able to do," Dodgers Manager Joe Torre said.

But because we stop wanting phones long before they're unusable, they also represent a kind of neglected value, there to be capitalized on.

"There is pent-up demand waiting to be capitalized on," said Muan Lim, Hewlett-Packard's vice president for technology financing, based in Hong Kong.

"Iranians feel that it is a new opportunity that should be capitalized on and accepted for solving the longstanding problems between the two countries," said Davoud Hermidas Bavand, also a political science professor at Tehran University.

My impression is that several students of the era believe that the North Vietnamese Army/Vietcong failure during Tet created new opportunities for the U.S. in Vietnam, but generated such bad media on the homefront that they could not be capitalized on.

Meanwhile, Djokovic was capitalizing on all seven of his own break points.

In turn, Skyservice will be capitalizing on a Canadian institution.

That is what we thought we should be capitalizing on rather than selling potatoes".

It seemed that Crist might be capitalizing on inside information that had been gathered in the Times' good name.

The company may also be capitalizing on the vinyl format's incredible resurgence.