Sentence examples similar to capitalized on through from inspiring English sources

This is something Twitter has capitalized on in particular, through the use of hashtags which let users quickly find all the chatter about a given topic.

They talk about the challenges and opportunities they faced as they built Barefoot Wine and how they capitalized on every one of them through entrepreneurship.

Humans have capitalized on dogs' olfactory sensitivity through use in an ever-expanding array of scent detection activities (e.g., Horvath et al. 2008; McCulloch et al. 2006; Oesterhelweg et al. 2008; Wasser et al. 2004).

Ms. Lawson, a deeply private person who nonetheless has capitalized on an illusion of intimacy through television shows and cookbooks that focus on family rituals, is said to be mortified by what has happened, and horrified at having her marital problems exposed.

But the Jets capitalized on a mistake by Ramsey midway through the third quarter to get their best scoring opportunity.

The power of young people's social networks should be capitalized on not only to disseminate warnings through schools, households, and communities, but also to build awareness before disasters on how to respond to warnings.

Subsequent investigations have failed to find conclusive evidence supporting this claims, but politicians capitalized on the public outcry to push through legislation.

We have capitalized on the population-based data available through our universal health care system to validate the questionnaire asthma diagnosis in our T-CHEQ population.

David Legwand and Fisher capitalized on mistakes and scored 76 seconds apart midway through the first period.

Johnson capitalized on his standing, and on intra-Republican divisions, to muscle his Great Society agenda through Congress.

"They capitalized on that".