Sentence examples for better capitalizing from inspiring English sources
"It's a location that could be sold better," capitalizing on its fame, he said.
Going forward, the founders see Floobits better capitalizing on the benefits of pair programming by expanding its capabilities to include more social features, such as allowing strangers to find each other and pair up, or letting users watch others code publicly in real time.
People also can't resist capitalizing on a food trend, or even better, capitalizing on two trends in one.
Suddenly the American operation would appear to be better capitalized.
Kitty said the Chronicle needed to better capitalize on opportunities.
banks are significantly better capitalized now than they were one year ago," Mr. Rehn said.
Financial firms have generally speaking been better capitalized here than in Europe.
"We better capitalize here because we just got lucky," Weathers remembered saying.
But three years ago it succumbed to pressure from the better capitalized chains.
True, Wall Street is unreformed — short-term oriented and speculative as ever — but banks are better capitalized.
Second, to better capitalize on the tax advantages in each country, the redesign of SC requires the consideration of taxation rates and, mainly, transfer pricing.
