Sentence examples for begin to capitalize from inspiring English sources
As certain markets begin to capitalize on this opportunity, regulatory authorities continue to refine the requirements for demonstrating quality, efficacy and safety of biosimilar compared to originator products.
"At a certain point, certain architects begin to capitalize on their success, to kind of do it again, rather than look to new territory," says Terence Riley, a curator at the Museum of Modern Art.
Browne didn't begin to capitalize on this insight until the mid-1990s.
If markets do "revolve," New York should emerge as the latest spot for company formation when firms begin to capitalize on the city's rich history and network.
Quite a few of fall's best pilots haven't fulfilled their potential, but one of the best parts of this job is watching shows take large (or moderate) leaps forward in quality and begin to capitalize on their key assets.
Organizers have begun to capitalize on that appeal, staging the first SXSW fashion expo and runway show this year.
Those who were interested in teaching other subjects began to capitalize on the popularity of the movement.
But smaller, younger companies that are just beginning to capitalize on the technology craze drew attention as well.
As a result, selling series on DVD's is becoming an important new revenue source for television production, something media companies are only beginning to capitalize on.
