Sentence examples for fully capitalized on from inspiring English sources

But at moments I felt we were in a city that had not fully capitalized on its own vast potential.

However, it has never fully capitalized on its proximity to New York City, where interest in golf takes a back seat to celebrity cachet.

Lucent has not, however, fully capitalized on the fast-growing demand for advanced optical communications systems, which transmit information using pulses of light rather than pulses of electricity.

He would have had even more had the Nets, the league's fourth-worst shooting team at 43.8 percent, fully capitalized on the multitude of open looks he created.

Javier Laorden, who took over as the Popular Party's leader in January, acknowledged that the Vecinos Party had "fully capitalized on the discontent in Spain with traditional politicians" and had run a "magnificent" campaign.

Manning said he knew the Giants should have had their score "in the 30s," and Coughlin could not help calculating on the sideline how the game might have looked if the Giants had fully capitalized on the Cowboys' six turnovers.

Can the Giants fully capitalize on this?

For the duration, Mr. Bergeret fully capitalizes on what laughs "Utopia, Limited" provides.

Namely, fully capitalize on impossible to obtain Wimbledon tickets or leave to watch England's crucial World Cup match.

To be sure, there are other limits to Russia's ability to fully capitalize on the Iranian oil upheaval.

The challenge now will be to fully capitalize on that opportunity, which will require the company to help manage Mozambique's transition into a major energy exporter.