Sentence examples for placed to capitalize from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, his argument that London is well placed to capitalize, economically, on the Games, may not please neighboring countries that use the euro.

As one of the young intellectuals on the Conservative right wing, he was well placed to capitalize on Margaret Thatcher's election as prime minister in 1979.

As with many of Russia's current generation of billionaires, the two made their fortunes by being well placed to capitalize during the sell-off of state-owned assets in the early 1990s.

The identity of the new owner isn't known, but Sedo says the company will be well placed to capitalize on the benefits of such a memorable keyword domain considering the health of the online gambling market in the UK.

"We believe that Getaround is uniquely placed to capitalize on this by creating a marketplace that makes it easy for car owners, car renters, ride-hailing drivers, and others to transact  seamlessly.

"We'll be well placed to capitalize on the network because we know it better than anyone else," says Lambert. "We will create money by making applications that are well used".

Two opposition parties — the Communists and A Just Russia — had identified Novosibirsk, which is 1,800 miles east of Moscow, as a place to capitalize on this discontent.

With the advertising business growing rapidly across the Web, AOL appeared to be in an ideal place to capitalize on that trend.

If that happens, they may be in a good place to capitalize quickly on the changes in the law.

He believes that "Hippo has everything in place to capitalize on the consumer shift to digital home insurance: superior technology, a highly qualified team, and distribution partnerships out of reach for competitors".

As an example, a company with thousands or even millions of social media followers that doesn't engage with them effectively in order to convert those followers is a perfect example of jumping on the digital transformation bandwagon but not having a strategy in place to capitalize on the opportunity.