"To not be able to capitalize on that, due to events beyond the music industry's control, would be yet another blow to the already sinking balloon".
This in a year when regional banks were supposed to be prime targets for larger ones looking to capitalize on pooling-accounting rules due to expire at the end of 2000, although in December that change was tabled.
What's more, the fund — with off-shore operations in the Cayman Islands for at least some of the time — specialized in trying to find profits in countries in crisis, endeavoring to "capitalize on markets in turmoil due to economic, political or natural disasters".
Due to the Ratio (always capitalized, see above), some students have felt that certain women at Georgia Tech may be stuck up because of all the attention they get from an overwhelming number of males.
PlayFusion and TOMI believe that any failure to capitalize on the nascent market isn't due to lack of interest from consumers, however.
It bought Denbury Resources and Permian Basin Royalty Trust in an effort to capitalize on a potential rise in oil prices due to a looming confrontation with Iraq.
Instead, these opportunistic organisms may simply be capitalizing on the slow death of the invertebrates due to pollution, climate change, or other factors.
Today's loss was not due to bad luck, though the Diamondbacks capitalized both times Rusch made a mistake.
However, "margins should be relatively stable in 2006 due to the companys practice of capitalizing and leasing equipment".
Is this latest drama due to an attempt by ARK to capitalize on the young star's Internet fame?
