Sentence examples for capitalizing of from inspiring English sources

David M. Bossman West Orange, N.J., Oct. 21, 2009 • To the Editor: No serious observer of the workings of the Holy See or of the bishops of the Catholic Church would agree with your characterizations — to wit, "luring," "bidding," "capitalizing" — of the most recent response of the Roman church to the petitions made by some Anglicans in recent years.

A fellow analyst, Thornton O'glove, directed Olstein to a footnote showing that the company would have reported losses if not for its capitalizing of research and development expenses.

In a paper entitled "Role of Feed Forward Neural Networks Coupled with Genetic Algorithm in Capitalizing of Intracellular Alpha-Galactosidase Production by Acinetobacter sp".

Jockipedia is, essentially, Warshaw's way of capitalizing on the growth of O'Neal's brand of journalism.

However, homogenous groups of participants in focus group meetings were used with the aim of capitalizing on common experiences of participants [ 11].

Saggo is doing a terrible job of capitalizing on these moments of opportunity before Khabilov makes his big offensive pushes.

Ms. Rowling now sits at the center of a sprawling network of companies capitalizing on the fruits of her imagination.

If anyone makes a mistake, he'll be right there to capitalize off of it.

Now that it's becoming increasingly global, Pakistan's commercial sector is trying to capitalize off of it.

Obama discussed preexisting conditions and random rules insurance companies use to capitalize off of people's sicknesses.

It was not an opportunity to exploit and capitalize off of a controversial issue; it was real.