Sentence examples for like to capitalize from inspiring English sources

Mr. Martin says he would definitely be able to reassemble the cast for a fall opening, though ideally he would like to capitalize on the show's momentum.

The second perception, on the other hand, is one that Rahway would like to capitalize on, and that opportunity might be close at hand.

Some argue that a victory for Oregon would enable "enterprising purveyors of death", alluding to Dr. Kevorkian and the like, to capitalize on the suffering of the terminally ill by marketing lethal substances to physicians and patients.

Hence our comprehensive special report aimed at any entrepreneur with stuff to vend who'd like to capitalize on the holiday crush online.

Currently, 50percentt of Wattpad's network and activity comes from outside North America, and the startup would like to capitalize on that.

Now a certain mall in downtown San Francisco would like to capitalize on some of that innovative gold in the hopes that it will bring online shopping into the physical realm.

I was also pretty quick to identify which of those things I liked enough to capitalize on.

Russia is obviously not the United States, and the methods and tools to bring about reform there may require someone like Mr. Putin to capitalize on a popular war.

Let's use studies like Mr. Berns's to capitalize on our shared appreciation of animals and to create a more logical legal concept of animal welfare that the majority will embrace.

Many consumers already begin searching for products or services at Google, and Froogle looks like an attempt to capitalize on Google's technology and reputation to become a shopping destination to rival Amazon, Yahoo or eBay.

Thomas Ryder, the Reader's Digest chief executive, is directing the company into new businesses, like the Internet, to capitalize on the company's brand name and database of more than 100 million customer names.