Nevertheless, Mickelson liked his position and had left himself with another chance to capitalize this weekend.
After nearly two years working as an interpreter, he saw his chance to capitalize on his connections.
Knowing Indiana was tired after playing at home against Charlotte the night before, Carlesimo sensed the Nets had a chance to capitalize.
Analysts say the move is significant because it encourages investment flow from the United Arab Emirates to Scotland and allows Scottish institutions the chance to capitalize on Masdar's reserves.
The crew primping Miss Virginia, Nancy Redd, of Martinsville, never had a chance to capitalize on what they said was a secret weapon: her natural hairstyle.
At a stroke, Richard's turmoil and vainglory are generalized, his crucial relationship to the audience skewed, and the production misses its chance to capitalize on the fact that Richard sees himself as a master performer.
In September of 1864, in a time of fraught racial tensions in New York City, the consummate trickster P. T. Barnum saw a chance to capitalize on this Janus region of the Caucasus.
On the food side of the business, moreover, Pepsi officials also point to the pending acquisition of Quaker Oats as a chance to capitalize on consumers' ever-widening appetite for snacking.
Here, politicians including President Nicolas Sarkozy have pushed for a broader public digitization program, apparently wary of offering Google the chance to capitalize on the country's cultural heritage.
Seeing a chance to capitalize on the mystical sound and the Eastern spirituality trend made popular by bands like the Beatles, the decision was made to keep it, and now comedians and animators everywhere have a chance to make fun of it.
