Sentence examples for is capitalised from inspiring English sources

"Today it is capitalised at £21bn.

Much of the economic value of working in those places is capitalised into local home prices.

Three times in A Delicate Balance (1966), the word "frightened" is capitalised.

The interest is calculated at a floating rate, and instead of being paid is capitalised (added to the value of the bonds).

Rules along the lines of "when X follows 'in', and is capitalised, it is likely to be a geographical location," are one part.

The terms typically start with an introduction where every word is capitalised, because not a single lawyer cares about anyone being able to read their actual documents.

Yet Larson is capitalising on the spotlight Room is shining on her.

The party is capitalising on people's lack of understanding about the NHS.

In our view, this is a robust update and shows that Persimmon is capitalising on the strong market backdrop.

But the hard bit is capitalising on that opportunity as a springboard for a more sustainable career".

Founder and chief executive Brian Robbins says that AwesomenessTV is capitalising on changing media habits of its young audience.