Sentence examples for better capitalize from inspiring English sources

"We better capitalize here because we just got lucky," Weathers remembered saying.

Mr. Semel said that over the next year, Yahoo would create search products, based on its acquisitions, that would better capitalize on its advantages over Google.

And it has exclusive rights, in the discount arena, to products designed or endorsed by Martha Stewart, Disney and "Sesame Street" -- names on which it could better capitalize.

While she's not interested in being "big for the sake of being big," Ms. Murthy said the firm has worldwide name brand recognition in the immigration field that it could better capitalize on.

However, if I'm drafting in a league that starts a flex position (RB/WR), I might take another running back with one of those next two picks to better capitalize on that particular roster format.

Stressing the need for the program, Mr. Weinstein said: "We are at a point when we don't have the ability to add three more lanes to highways, so we have to look at ways to better capitalize mass transit.

Suddenly the American operation would appear to be better capitalized.

banks are significantly better capitalized now than they were one year ago," Mr. Rehn said.

"It's a location that could be sold better," capitalizing on its fame, he said.

Financial firms have generally speaking been better capitalized here than in Europe.

But three years ago it succumbed to pressure from the better capitalized chains.