Sentence examples for has capitalized to from inspiring English sources

The company can, for example, profit by steering clients seeking insurance to the insurers it owns stakes in; at the same time, the deals may have encouraged the insurers Marsh has capitalized to pay it higher incentive fees or to send lucrative reinsurance assignments to a subsidiary, a practice known as tying.

Although the MDC has prided itself as having the majority of urban votes, it non-capacity in controlling the urban land resource has worked out against it as ZANU PF has observed this gap, which it has capitalized to exploit.

It has capitalized on its successes to wrest the money from the United Nations and Western governments to do its job.

Ms. Lopez has capitalized on her popularity to promote her clothing line, J. Lo, and her fragrance, Glow.

Lidge has capitalized.

"Most people are more comfortable with the notion of 'sexy bimbo.' And I have to admit that I've capitalized on that to negotiate a couple of times.

For-profit colleges have capitalized on our desire to make education more inclusive.

Schett laughed, just happy to have capitalized on Williams's undusted skills.

Instead, the media have capitalized on popular fears to produce unfounded reports of a strategic U.S.-Islamist alliance.

Viruses have capitalized on this mechanism to inhibit HDAC activity.

Mandela and his successors have capitalized on this credibility to project South African influence on the multilateral stage.