Sentence examples for beginning to capitalize from inspiring English sources

ScoreMore is beginning to capitalize on this cachet and is expanding its reach beyond music.

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.

But with betting restrictions eased in some nations and with foreign investors and corporations beginning to capitalize on Africa's gambling market, more and more Africans are regarding the good life as just one scratch card, sports bet or roulette spin away.

We now live in a world where you can customize nearly anything, and contract interiors is just beginning to capitalize on that.

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.

"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.

But a poll published last week showed the gap between the two sides decreasing, and opponents of the treaty -- a loose coalition of religious groups, socialists, nationalists and environmentalists -- began to capitalize on the public's fears about what acceptance would mean.

Browne didn't begin to capitalize on this insight until the mid-1990s.

So why haven't e-commerce businesses begun to capitalize on this technology, too?