Sentence examples for capitalise a from inspiring English sources

These could capitalise a fund that makes annual payouts.

For instance, it did not use money in long-dormant bank accounts to capitalise a "social investment bank".

But the economic downturn has made creditors less willing to negotiate, according to a report from Capitalise, a partnership of London debt advisers, which has found that between 2007 and 2008 repossessions of assets increased by 40%.

Big Society Capital aims to plug the gap, not by investing in social enterprises directly but by funding intermediaries that will.Nick O'Donohoe, the institution's boss, gives the example of BSC leading a team of investors to capitalise a "payment-by-results" fund designed to invest in social impact bonds.

Its banks are well capitalised, a large bail-out fund is established and 80% of Greece's debt is now in "official" hands.

"We played some excellent football in the first half, particularly the first 25 or 30 minutes and maybe we could have capitalised a little bit more.

Villa dominated but failed to capitalise on a lethargic Swans display in a goalless first half.

It must be a nightmare cranking out these books to capitalise on a TV series.

The opposition wants an election as soon as possible, to capitalise on a damning report into government sleaze.

Norwich's Nathan Redmond had a shot saved by David Stockdale, while Rodallega failed to capitalise on a couple of half-chances.

Jon Huntsman will want to capitalise on a strong poll result in New Hampshire (where apparently 10% counts as a strong result).