Sentence examples for capitalized against from inspiring English sources

And sometimes, you know, "the whole" turns out to be entirely rotted through with "apples" that were not adequately capitalized against the crazy bets they were making with each other, forcing teachers and firefighters and mail-carriers and, I don't know -- stevedores?

They also could not capitalize against the erratic Kelvin Jimenez, who issued five walks in two innings.

Atlanta (8-5) had a chance to gain ground on Carolina or Tampa Bay but could not capitalize against last-place New Orleans.

Miles Austin (DAL) vs. Philadelphia – Make that two straight weeks in which Miles has failed to capitalize against a weak secondary  (NE, STL).

Ivory Coast — with stars like Didier Drogba, Yaya Touré and Emmanuel Eboué — failed to capitalize against a team it had beaten twice during qualifying.

South Pasadena (4-6, 1-1 in league) was able to capitalize against La Cañada's No. 3 singles player and doubles team, as each Tiger defeated the Spartans' No. 3 players.

Most of the costs that previously qualified for deduction were to be capitalized and deducted against future income from the forest in a “cost of bush” account.

Long before that, it was clear the Yankees would have to get past Batista and capitalize again against Arizona's bullpen, so Mussina could not afford to fall further behind when Arizona took a 2-0 lead in the fifth.

Still, there is a precedent in Pakistan of Taliban excesses provoking public outrage, which the military has then capitalized on to move against the militants.

The primaries were the culmination of a gradual, two-decade drift to the political right in Kansas, but they also came after several years of faster-paced conservative ascension, as well-financed interest groups capitalized on a backlash against President Obama and his policies, local political analysts said.

A more dystopian possibility is that the Supreme Court's murky "whodunit" discussion will give copyright owners new pet theories to test in litigation against poorly capitalized start-ups.