Sentence examples for in capitalising from inspiring English sources

Hamdi said no time should be wasted in capitalising on the relative calm, whatever its background.

America and Britain, for instance, typically run surpluses in services.Rich countries do face hurdles in capitalising on their strengths, however.

However, they also became proficient in capitalising on modern concerns such as immigration, globalisation, Americanisation, neoliberalism, unemployment – and, of course, austerity.

But they are not interested in capitalising it to anything like the extent that the people pushing the idea — notably Climate Change Capital, an investor and advice company — would like.

Warrington followed St Helens in capitalising on Wigan's surprise defeat by Harlequins on Friday night when they moved within two points of the leaders with a 40-6 win against the Catalans Dragons yesterday.

The figures suggest the AfD has succeeded in capitalising on the killing in Chemnitz of Daniel Hillig, a German carpenter of Cuban descent, which triggered the worst neo-Nazi riots in a generation.

The Dragons, struggling in the Pro12 with two wins from seven, were in ruthless mood in the first half, capitalising in full when breaching the Sale defensive line to score well constructed tries.

At first they focused their efforts on Lusophone Africa, Angola and Mozambique in particular, capitalising on linguistic and cultural affinity to gain a foothold.

Beyond such life writing, storytelling also provided a way for professional women writers to see their work featured in print, capitalising on the career opportunities that new periodical publishing presented.

Isis triggered a geopolitical crisis in June of last year, capitalising on a breakdown of the Iraqi state's security apparatus by taking control of Mosul, Iraq's second largest city.

The Tottenham midfielder, who is on a season-long loan with Swansea, scored soon after the break in Prague, capitalising on a goalkeeping mistake.