Sentence examples for capitalizing on those from inspiring English sources

Capitalizing on those words and his opponent's views, Mr. Murphy repeatedly told voters that Mr. West was too extreme and divisive for the area.

The Marlins have an offense that can make opponents regret not capitalizing on those opportunities, scoring 26 runs in sweeping their opening three-game series from Washington.

As for automobiles, Korea's auto imports have grown nearly tenfold in the past decade as trade barriers have eased, and Japanese and European car manufacturers have been more successful at capitalizing on those opportunities than their American competitors.

In planning the conference, we were most certainly following and capitalizing on those broader trends among the entrepreneurs and investors we track.

(As a working mom, it's quite easy put yourself at the bottom of the priority list, and that's something I'm actively working to counteract!) When school is in session, obsessive organization and communication keeps our family sane; at the same token, capitalizing on those rare moments of downtime is also key.

By adding Forerunner and Fung Capital, the company hopes to capitalize on those firm's e-commerce connections.

Through a better understanding of factors that distinguish cancer cells from normal ones and the development of more specific treatments that capitalize on those differences, cancers that just a decade ago would have been rapidly fatal are now being controlled for years while the patients conduct near-normal lives.

Wal-Mart is trying to capitalize on those advance researchers.

Marketers are eagerly trying to capitalize on those "second screen" viewers.

Merchandisers are desperate to capitalize on those rare books whose success seems economically limitless.

Players now capitalize on those incentives — in this case, by pretending to be hurt.