Sentence examples for capitalize fully on from inspiring English sources

"They were able to capitalize fully on my mistake".

In those states, Mr. Lieberman has been unable to capitalize fully on his name recognition.

Some foreign economists say Chinese institutions have been unable to capitalize fully on technical knowledge acquired from overseas Chinese.

But now the Premier League's chief executive, Richard Scudamore, has proposed two preseason tournaments organized by the league to be played on two continents as he attempts to capitalize fully on the global appeal of England's top teams.

"The D. Case" is diverting and valuable, an easy way to bone up on Droodiana, even if the authors don't capitalize fully on the cleverness of their critic-as-detective conceit.

Mr. Chen's critics say that the referendum is an attempt to deflect attention from what they describe as his lackluster record of economic management over almost eight years in office, largely as a result of failing to capitalize fully on China's soaring growth.

Ashley Newton, who heads the band's U.S. record label, said Haim's "explosive launch" in Europe has so far prevented it from capitalizing fully on the buzz here.

There is also an incentive for a company to refine its practices so as to capitalize more fully on the potential inherent in its daily operations.

The previous changes, a much more complex effort that first appeared in January 2007, was intended to capitalize more fully on hot franchises like "Hannah Montana" while making the site easier to navigate.

The National Institutes of Health recently released an RFA called Big Data to Knowledge (BD2K)(RFA-HG-13-009) whose mission 'is to enable biomedical scientists to capitalize more fully on the Big Data being generated by those research communities' (http://bd2k.nih.gov, http://BD2K.org).

Bell Labs had other great successes that it failed to capitalize on fully.