Sentence examples for it capitalized from inspiring English sources

But New York fought off that fate as it capitalized on its status as a world capital of finance, said Edward L. Glaeser, a professor of economics at Harvard University.

It capitalized on its historic role as Ireland's paper of record -- and tried to shed its staid reputation -- to become a sort of fashion accessory for the newly affluent middle classes, sticking out of briefcase and backpack pockets everywhere in downtown Dublin.

Another tells of the tiny New England manufacturing concern that was so anxious to impress potential suitors that it capitalized the cost of a new paint job on its plant.

It capitalized on widespread anti-Vietnamese sentiment, the result of wars fought centuries ago and of Vietnam's occupation of Cambodia in 1979-89.

In the early 1990s, it capitalized on widespread opposition to the use of the name Macedonia by a former Yugoslav republic; a Greek region shares that name.

Steven Stamstad, vice president for global marketing at the company, said it started planning 18 to 24 months in advance to make sure it capitalized on the season.

It's capitalized because it's important.

"This bill would be an incredible tool for the industry to help get it better capitalized, which it desperately needs to do," said Ezra Eichmeyer, a marijuana industry consultant.

The events at Pageant (like God and the British Labor Party's annual Conference, it is capitalized and omits the definite article) grotesquely contradict its title.

DealBook » Barclays in a Bind Over Capital  |  Barclays said three months ago that it believed it was "well capitalized".

"I don't think it's a slang word because it's all capitalized, and even though the "Hell" is a different color, that it still mean the same thing: That he does scare the hell out of you, that you're not letting the devil in".