Sentence examples for does not capitalize on from inspiring English sources

"Also, it does not capitalize on our strengths".

A political party that "does not capitalize on its successes by mobilizing the whole power of the government is a monstrosity reflecting the stupidity of professional politicians who are more interested in the petty spoils of office than they are in the control of the richest and most powerful government in the world," Schattschneider had written.

While the resident inquires about the circumstances that led to this change (line 14), she does not capitalize on the opportunity to inquire about the patient's motivation to quit or to offer resources and/or counseling.

At this point, iSpeak is also the only program that doesn't capitalize on the AT&T Natural Voices (though it will soon; more on this topic in a moment).

Like recent versions of rarely produced plays by Tolstoy and Pope John Paul II, this broad, straining production, which runs through Feb. 10 at the Pearl Theater Company, holds an undeniable curiosity value but, sadly, doesn't capitalize on it.

He has upside because he's still raw at defensive tackle and he can probably play in both a 4-3 defense and a 3-4 scheme (at defensive end), but he doesn't capitalize on single-teams as much as you would expect a potential first-rounder to do.

Super Mario Run doesn't capitalize on the iPhone's strengths in nearly as innovative a fashion as Pokémon GO, but it does a good job playing to its relative weaknesses as a gaming system, porting Mario to a world devoid of custom controllers and massive screen real estate.

In puzzling out why the melancholy Dane doesn't capitalize on his opportunities for vengeance, the actor, the director and the audience are forced to ponder the philosophical complexities of a Shakespeare tragedy that is so much more than a traditional Elizabethan revenge drama.

The problem is that it still pains him nearly eight years later that he did not capitalize on his two-set-to-one lead over Nicolas Massu of Chile in the gold-medal match.

With only enough time left in the first half for one or two plays, Syracuse did not capitalize on its best chance to capture some momentum.

Many fear that if they do not capitalize on this moment, the revolution may prove fruitless.