Sentence examples for capable of capitalizing from inspiring English sources

But if Williams comes out that flat again, Wozniacki will be far more capable of capitalizing.

But Mr. Obama and Mr. Romney also had campaign organizations capable of capitalizing on strong debate performances.

No team closes out opponents' possessions more effectively than the Spurs, and few are more capable of capitalizing on the offensive boards than the active and athletic Thunder.

The Democrats, Mencken wrote, "lack a man of really heroic mold -- they have no one capable of capitalizing melodramatically the popular disgust with Hoover, no one able to make the public heart leap and pant, no one sufficiently gaudy and inflammatory to set the public hair on fire".

Especially if you have a TV capable of capitalizing on the disc's HDR10+ master.

By maneuvering the way they do, they are ensuring that they are best capable of capitalizing on opportunities that present themselves.

But there, they will find more teams that are capable of scoring a lot of points and capitalizing on the Broncos' errors.

"I know what I'm capable of doing and it was a disgrace to not come out and capitalize off my talent and allow my entire team to benefit off of it".

Meanwhile, the interim government and security forces have capitalized on the anti-Brotherhood sentiment and are now capable of drawing tens of thousands to the streets.

They learned that we were capable of doing as performers and then wrote a scene for Gamer's Guide that specifically capitalized on our ability to dance.

The simulations capitalized on the inadequacy of widely used surface channel discharges in achieving the required dilution rates capable of minimizing potential environmental impacts on the Gulf.