Sentence examples for has capitalised on from inspiring English sources
Farfetch is not the only one that has capitalised on these trends.
Mr Vucic has capitalised on this.
In his return to politics, Mr Kahlon has capitalised on this rancour.
The Taliban, meanwhile, has capitalised on the dispute by launching large-scale attacks in numerous provinces.
Haider has capitalised on internal discord by proposing a raft of populist measures.
France has capitalised on this and opened its borders to Indian students by easing visa restrictions.
He has capitalised on opposition to a deal among some sections of Turkey's highly influential armed forces.
Chapman lost a bid to recover Faulkner's children but has capitalised on the failed attempt of a rival.
The SNP has capitalised on this, and the map of leaders' campaign visits (20 April) shows Miliband falling into the same trap in Wales.
"Success breeds some degree of complacency," he says.AMD has capitalised on Intel's difficulties in recent years to emerge as its first really credible rival.
It has capitalised on each morsel of good news to swap debt for equity, gradually reducing its burden by $10 billion so far this year.
