Sentence examples for capitalizing on the current from inspiring English sources

The benefits to the rest of the population are less clear, but nonetheless a number of beauty brands, like the ones below, are capitalizing on the current mass aversion to the grain-derived protein.

As to charges of capitalizing on the current wave of attention given to gay marriage, Mr. West said he had spoken publicly on the issue as long ago as his 2000 campaign for the State Assembly.

Capitalizing on the current global interest in rare stamps as an investment, Stanley Gibbons opened an office in Singapore on Wednesday and plans to open one in Brazil on May 13. "The market is evolving and there is demand from wealth managers and institutions," Mr. Heddle said.

More importantly, the company is well-positioned to continue capitalizing on the current outsourcing trend.

And Evernote is keen on capitalizing on the current momentum it is enjoying in Japan.

More recently, KKK groups like the Loyal White Knights have been capitalizing on the current border crisis in an effort to swell their flagging ranks.

In LMICs, one should capitalize on the current increased interest in improving vital registration by also introducing a standard perinatal death certificate.

If there's one menswear label from the week that's poised to capitalize on the current trend, it's Reid, whose collection included super-slouchy wide-wale corduroy trousers and trench coats, diamond-quilted track pants and dinner jackets and shearling panel vests.

It capitalizes on the current face swapping craze, popularized by the filter on SnapChat.

Other publishers are trying to capitalize on the current moment in a variety of ways.

The travel industry, too, is trying to capitalize on the current interest in the gaudy side of India.