Sentence examples for clearly capitalize on from inspiring English sources

In the brochure for their company, Prime New York, he and his partner, Stuart Osnow, clearly capitalize on the insecurities of political consultants by reminding them that "young female Democratic voters in liberal precincts may be the key to put your candidate over the top".

Now, some of this was spontaneous resistance, but Saddam's former officers and Baath Party and intelligence people clearly capitalized on it.

Here we present to you some of the most ridiculous rooms advertised, clearly capitalizing on the city's skyrocketing rental market.

A man who clearly capitalized on our divisions now claims he will be a president for all Americans.

Sotheby's was clearly hoping to capitalize on Gerhard Richter's rising popularity and prices.

And Mr. Gallagher is clearly hoping to capitalize on that history.

But he and other administration officials were clearly trying to capitalize on Mr. Kerry's remark on Iraq, which the president described as a "new nuance".

Damon Linker clearly wants to capitalize on the infamy of the neocons — a groupuscule that is recognized and reviled the world over — and he has half a point.

By going further than his two major opponents in his opposition to the Rockefeller drug laws, Mr. Cuomo was clearly trying to capitalize on an issue that has resonated with traditionally Democratic voters, but primarily with blacks and Hispanics, who account for more than 90percentt of the 19,000 people in prison for drug offenses.

With the new show, the executives clearly hope to capitalize on the nation's voracious appetite for televised voyeurism, most evident in the popularity of CBS's "Survivor," a program that features a man widely considered to be a plotting conniver -- Richard Hatch -- as one of its most compelling stars.

Xiaomi is clearly looking to capitalize on this shift by continuing to give users the things Samsung has taken away.