Sentence examples for help in capitalizing from inspiring English sources

Its Global Services unit, once a backwater, grew into a $30 billion business with more than 135,000 employees, and corporations flocked to IBM consultants for help in capitalizing on the Internet.

Now he hopes the $21 billion acquisition of the El Paso Corporation will help him capitalize on a once-in-a-generation boom in oil and gas drilling.

In disclosing their merger plans last month, executives at both companies said the deal would help them capitalize on trends in the industry.

Richard is President of NextWave Energy, a professional firm he founded in 1999 to help clients capitalize on the transition to an advanced energy economy.

"He has an incredible track record and network that will help Carlyle capitalize on the dislocation in the financial services sector and extend our record of success to this important and growing part of the global economy".

Whether you're starting a company or investing in one, increasing the effectiveness of decisions that launch you in a specific direction can help you capitalize on opportunities.

Classroom is designed to help Google capitalize on the existing use of Google Apps in education, as well as drive further adoption of said tools in schools.

In many instances, women intuitively exercise leadership, and it is vital to help them capitalize on that intuition.

Many medical schools and teaching hospitals set up "technology transfer" offices to help in this activity and capitalize on faculty discoveries.

Samsung is owning the Android smartphone market, and doing so in a way that's helping it capitalize on growth in both the top and the low end of the income spectrum with a range of devices, while winning over the users that advertisers and developers find most attractive.

His father helped to capitalize him in these early projects -- though Donald plays down the help.