Sentence examples for needs to capitalise from inspiring English sources

Rugby needs to capitalise on their talent and effectively sell them as the face of the game.

To counter his opponents in the party, Mr Najib therefore needs to capitalise quickly on his own popularity to reform more boldly: to complete the demolition of the affirmative-action edifice; to go further in improving civil liberties; and, above all, to make the electoral system fairer.

"The UK needs to capitalise on its current high standing in the traditional applications of forensic science and seize the opportunity to become a world leader in the development of technology for prevention, deterrence and detection of fraudulent products and services".

The Women's Super League "needs to capitalise" on England's recent success at the World Cup, says Birmingham midfielder Jade Moore.

It points to the infrastructure in place and being developed and says the region now needs to capitalise on its "significant fibre backbone".

"The government needs to capitalise on the events of the summer to inspire wider participation in sport, regenerate east London and trigger economic growth.

33 min: Watford need to capitalise here.

The Wolves needed to capitalise on that quickly, but were too ragged to do so.

There is a resurgence and we we need to capitalise on that," he said.

More importantly, the Tories need to capitalise on surveys that suggest Labour is not trusted to make tough decisions.

Benyon, Stevenson and their colleagues need to capitalise on growing public support and seize this historic chance.