Sentence examples for capitalizing of the 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.

Analysts have pointed out that it is the least well capitalized of the biggest banks according to one measure emphasized by the Treasury in its capital stress tests earlier this year.

If you look at Wells' balance sheet you will find that it is the least well capitalized of the big Tarp receivers, judging by a ratio used by the Treasury Department to determine the fitness of banks.

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

J.Crew was founded in 1983 by Arthur Cinader in the hopes of capitalizing on the success of The Official Preppy Handbook and Ralph Lauren.

It has been modelled to impact a set of indicators through the combination of a range of actions capitalizing on the strengths of a public-private partnership.

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

Why are American publishers so seemingly incapable of capitalizing on the literary fervor in the heartland?

Will we be accused of capitalizing on the nation's grief?

By forming the testlets, we were able to capitalize on the accuracy of the subscales, while capitalizing on the precision of the full questionnaire to provide more information about an individual's level of knee symptoms-related experiences.

But the second approach was novel, capitalizing on the sting of loss aversion.