Sentence examples for it capitalises from inspiring English sources
It capitalises on the uneasy sense that Europe's traditional liberties were being threatened by a menacing, bullying, murderous regime.
The reaction this time is notable because it capitalises on the changes introduced back then and provides an opportunity to push for even more restructuring.It is sorely needed.
"It capitalises on the trend of creating niche programming," he added, "[and involves] thinking about people's passions and creating communities around them".
Although Ukip has only reached 10% support according to recent Scottish polling, the SNP is emphasising the prospects of Ukip winning a seat as it capitalises on a surge of political activity and voter awareness.
"At the same time it capitalises on the history of the discipline by reproducing the work of older designers, some of whose pieces were never produced in any quantity.
Most analysts see this acceleration of the timetable as a bid to stop the no campaign gaining steam as it capitalises on a variety of sentiments, from the unpopularity of the government to hostility to Turkish entry into the EU.It is widely held that a French no would kill the constitution outright.
Ultimately, however, it never capitalises on its open world potential, instead succumbing to an almost constant lull of tediously unimaginative repetition that makes for a boring and dated open-world shooter.
It also capitalises on Brighton's unique charms – and crimes.
All afternoon, England goalkeeper Joe Hart has struggled to deal with Leighton Baines's deliveries and he pays the ultimate price this time as he is caught in two minds about coming for it and Steven Naismith capitalises to glance the ball home.
Writer/director Robin Swicord capitalises on it, and mines it to unfortunately nauseating effect in Wakefield, her plodding adaptation of El Doctorow's short story about a man who chooses to retreat in his attic for several months, away from his family.
The narcissist revels in this, the sadist capitalises upon it.
