Sentence examples for likely to capitalize from inspiring English sources

"Most people thought he was a good and decent man and that's something that the L.D.P. is likely to capitalize on".

Companies with greater leverage are more likely to capitalize R&D costs, which is also consistent with prior literature (Eierle and Wencki 2014) since those companies either are more afraid of reporting negative earnings or have a smaller equity ratio.

The person most likely to capitalize on that possibility is already in the building: Patrick Ryan, the billionaire founder of Aon Insurance, already owns more than 20% of the team.

If anything, Booz is likely to capitalize on the expected rise in federal government spending on goods and services, and on the overhaul planned for the nation's military and the homeland security force.

The subtitle of "A Tale in Imitation of the German" was added when it was republished in the Southern Literary Messenger in January 1836, likely to capitalize on the popular interest in German horror.

The commercial begins with some heavy complimenting ("Brooklyn, you're a vision") paired with vintage footage of the neighborhood, most likely to capitalize on what Nets' chief executive Brett Yormark once heralded as the no-brainer, iconic, Brooklyn brand.

"A lot of the new, smaller blockchain-focused outlets seem to do a lot of pay-to-play, likely trying to capitalize on the ICO gold rush.

The social game had shed players since its peak, but still represented a fairly large and active community, so the gaming startup taking it over is likely looking to capitalize on that remaining passionate fan base.

The fund, which is now owned by Mr. Auriana and Mr. Utsch, has announced its sale to the money management giant Federated Investors, and the new owners are likely to try to capitalize on Kaufmann's recent outstanding record by promoting it aggressively.

The launch has likely been timed to capitalize on the busy holiday shopping season ahead, where it's being forecast that mobile holiday shopping visits in the U.S. will surpass desktop for the first time.

The recent videos, McCants said, are most likely an effort to capitalize on the media attention surrounding the recent spat of violence in Israel and the occupied territories to recruit more fighters. .