Sentence examples for out to capitalize from inspiring English sources

Showtime immediately set out to capitalize on the wins, an effort made easier by the second-season premiere of "Homeland" to be shown on Sunday.

City officials acknowledged that they did not set out to capitalize on the girls' sports market, yet they are grateful for the added revenue that it brings.

In 2010, Udemy set out to capitalize on the growing market for video-based online education by launching a learning platform that allows anyone to teach and participate in online video classes.

Professors Richard J. Murnane and John B. Willett set out to capitalize on recent developments in education data and methodology by attempting to answer the following questions: How can new methods and data be applied most effectively in educational and social science research?

Mascot Books, a small independent publisher in Herndon, Va., specializing in titles based on university and school mascots, is rushing the book out to capitalize on the fervor surrounding the Obamas' new dog.

He could never figure out how to capitalize on a popular, if flawed, president, chafing to campaign.

Now, entrepreneurs on this Arctic frontier think they have figured out how to capitalize on the icecap.

"It's come down to this: Maine and Nebraska both can divide their electoral votes, and we have people trying to figure out how to capitalize on that anomaly.

As more and more people chat in real time about their favorite shows — on Facebook, Twitter and a phalanx of smaller sites — television networks are trying to figure out how to capitalize.

-- For years, officials at Ursinus College had been trying to figure out how to capitalize on the fact that J. D. Salinger had spent one semester there in the fall of 1938.

In a telephone interview he said he would continue to write reviews on Twitter next year while he tried to figure out how to capitalize on the buzz he received for the project.