Sentence examples for difficult to capitalize from inspiring English sources

Equity and credit markets have little trouble turning the expected earnings of corporations into capital, he explained, but it is difficult to capitalize the future earnings of households.

The cease-fire had not really taken hold, making it difficult for him to capitalize on any momentum.

For a while she talked about the challenges of getting local government support for her work — clearing the paths, promoting the tours — and in general how difficult it was to capitalize on the island's sole claim to fame.

The results in Lebanon may also make it more difficult for Israel to capitalize on fears of Hezbollah dominance and shift the conversation away from the peace process with the Palestinians — a tactic that many analysts here attributed to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The legislation, approved by the Senate on a vote of 83 to 14, calls for bans on gifts, meals and travel paid for by lobbyists and makes it more difficult for lawmakers to capitalize quickly on their connections when joining the private sector.

By filling gaps in service that made the consumer experience difficult, startups were able to capitalize big time.

You can also learn coping mechanisms, alternative methods of doing difficult tasks, and how to capitalize on your strengths.

Because Stoudemire's talents overlap with those of his frontcourt mates, it is difficult to design a way to capitalize on all that the three players offer.

Competing companies have also tried to capitalize on difficult-to-make products, including Teva, Mylan and Impax Laboratories, which focuses on complicated products.

Some reality shows appear to be trying to capitalize on the difficult economy and job market.

Opposition politicians accused ministers of incompetence, and sought to capitalize on a difficult moment for the coalition government, which has appeared accident-prone in recent months.