Sentence examples for it has capitalized from inspiring English sources

The company is unusual because it has capitalized on its Soviet-era expertise in a competitive industry.

It has capitalized on its successes to wrest the money from the United Nations and Western governments to do its job.

Along the way, however, it has capitalized on the essential social-ness of the weather.

It has capitalized on the key economic realities of the Information Age: first, that it's better to make software than hardware; and, second, that it's better to make software for several different platforms than for just one.

Although the MDC has prided itself as having the majority of urban votes, it non-capacity in controlling the urban land resource has worked out against it as ZANU PF has observed this gap, which it has capitalized to exploit.

Paytm has been around since 2010, and it has capitalized on trends that are unique to developing markets like India: a rapid growth of smartphones, and generally improving economies with more disposable income per capita.

Nomura, based in Tokyo, said it had capitalized on strong sales of equities and investment trusts, as Japanese retail investors looked to take advantage of the strong performance of Asia's financial markets.

That view may be widely held -- and NBC has capitalized on it -- but it was offered even though the Canadians' gold was awarded without any provision for it in the International Skating Union's bylaws and amid the continued uncertainty about the actual details of the pressure placed on Le Gougne.

Instead, it has built a closer relationship with Israel's defense community, and has capitalized on it.

She has capitalized on it, too, starting Dickinson Consulting, a firm that counsels outbound and returning executives and their families.

Mountain Dew Headquarters: Purchase, New York Place on last poll: N/A Why it's hot: Mountain Dew has capitalized on the way many millennials communicate — via Snapchat.