Such was the case Tuesday as the Yankees fell behind before they even came to bat, and then were unable to capitalize on a parade of base runners.
But he was able to capitalize on a primary voting base that was angry at the establishment GOP for not more aggressively fighting President Barack Obama's policies.
This gives us a chance to capitalize on an existing technology base to build multi-functional quantum systems for quantum electronics and photonics.
"Convergence is a broad rethinking of how all scientific research can be conducted, so that we capitalize on a range of knowledge bases, from microbiology to computer science to engineering design," MIT Institute Professor and Nobel Laureate Phillip Sharp, one of the report's authors, told the AAAS forum.
On Tuesday, they didn't capitalize on a few quality scoring chances, left the bases loaded twice, and stranded 13 runners on base.
This is Obama seeking to define the themes he intends to run on next year, to energize his disillusioned base, and to capitalize on a big change in the political climate.
The resulting revenue-per-fan figure is a rough yardstick of a teams ability to capitalize on its fan base, regardless of market size.
Barry Bennett, Carson's campaign manager, said much of the money is being spent on a ground operation in Iowa, where Carson hopes to capitalize on his strong base of support among evangelical voters.
Early response to the controller device has been lukewarm, with many criticizing its battery life (three to five hours) and how it can't operate as a standalone device without the Wii U base, something Sony is capitalizing on by making the Vita a second-screen device for some PS3 games.
Which brings me to newly launched Collokia, a collaborative, machine-learning platform to help businesses capitalize on the knowledge base held within those drab cubicle walls.
The celebrities boost their earnings and capitalize on their fan base while the retailers end up with an exclusive product.
