Sentence examples for capitalize on value from inspiring English sources

HONOLULU — While sales of Hawaii's luxury residential real estate are still down almost 60 percent from their peak in 2005, strong interest from Asian buyers eager to capitalize on value has begun to buoy the market.

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That $3.4 billion sale made a number of other cable programmers eager to capitalize on the value of their own programming assets.

As hedge funds, private equity firms and other financial services companies continue to move into the town, driving prices skyward, "major corporations are looking to capitalize on the value of their real estate holdings," Mr. Saphire said.

In a society that has embraced the insignia of fashion designers, sports teams and corporate sponsors as status symbols, the failure of the Police and Fire Departments to anticipate and capitalize on the value of their trademarks until more than two months after the disaster could be viewed as a significant miscalculation.

"It's exciting to see," he said, " that the development community in New Jersey and the municipal governments have increasingly come to capitalize on the value of mass transit, and to see the use of transit terminals and facilities as backups for both mixed-use and residential development".

Aiming to capitalize on the value theory, product vendors came up with "fundamental" index funds weighted by things like earnings rather than by the usual market capitalization.

"Importantly, we will be able to offer a broader set of offerings that will enable our customers to capitalize on the value of their data".

This battle rhythm was fluid and dynamic so that we could capitalize on accelerator value that is very often delivered ad-hoc and with last-minute schedule changes or drive-by meetings.

Now they are, and investors are giving businesses like Facebook, Zynga and others the benefit of the doubt that they will capitalize on the value created by far higher global Internet penetration rates.

They capitalize on the value of newspapers' databases, direct household and office distribution resources, local retailer and newsstand operator relationships.