Sentence examples for further capitalise from inspiring English sources

"The fund announced by the Chancellor today will allow the UK to further capitalise on our competitive advantage in science to drive forward our own economic interests and global advances in areas such as health and energy".

Member profiles on the NEXUS website and frequent reports of trainee successes in NEXUS newsletters helped trainees to further capitalise on their affiliation with the centre by providing outlets to communicate their research to various audiences.

At the end of 2003, Save the Children UK constructed a kindergarten and latrines at the village school, giving Houay Hid's people a chance to further capitalise on the advantages of clean water.

Hem has been further capitalised using the proceeds of the Fab sale to PCH, and Goldberg has been building out the new startup with acquisitions of its own.

Instead of defending their lead, the Jags tried to capitalise further on their dominance.

Now, he is hoping to capitalise further on ongoing public concerns over immigration, the refugee crisis and a lack of economic growth.

Its nine recommendations for Slovenia include this ominous warning: Slovenia should arrange an independent review of the entire system, stand ready to re-capitalise further banks, if necessary, and adopt a comprehensive banking sector strategy.

And nor does he act much like a man interested in capitalising further on his modicum of success: "The shows are going to be sold out," he shrugglingly offered, "so I'm going to get fucked up".

Catterick restored Falcons' lead with his first successful penalty a minute later, and the hosts capitalised further on their one-man advantage with Robinson charging over.

"This announcement will ensure that Dana Petroleum can invest further in Scotland and capitalise on the economic potential of these reserves, which will remain an enormous economic resource for decades to come".

"This announcement builds on positive announcements by Global Energy Group and Dana Petroleum this month, who are investing further in Scotland to capitalise on the potential of our energy resources, which will remain an enormous economic resource for decades to come".