Sentence examples for potential to capitalize from inspiring English sources

That is a rather remarkable act of corporate faith in American students and their potential to capitalize on their education.

It connotes something bought rather than merely endured, and it shares the same syllabic beat as MasterCard, with all the potential to capitalize subliminally on its advertising.

All might be worth considering as investments given their potential to capitalize on the phenomenon.

"Farfetch has a strong team, impressive growth and great potential to capitalize on the fast growing luxury fashion e-commerce market," Yuri Milner, founder of DST Global, noted in a statement.

Scholarly research is revealing the power of the aging brain and the potential to capitalize on older people's knowledge, experience, perspective, balance and capacity for conflict resolution and problem solving.

In the interim, recognizing the potential to capitalize on efficiencies of scale and capture maximum benefit from federal IT spending, the Administration has been implementing a "Cloud First" policy to guide its procurement.

Only 48 hours left to capitalize on the prosperity potential awaiting you in Startup Alley at Disrupt SF 2018 on Sept. 5-7.

He's the ultimate boom-or-bust prospect — loaded with potential, but failing to capitalize on it in college.

Not only did the high prices remain, some agents say that many potential buyers try to capitalize on the rising values by "flipping" properties - buying homes and selling them quickly to turn a profit.

Scheduling content in advance can help you manage time effectively, but be flexible and save room for potential trending topics to capitalize on, too.

Under the system as it stands now, aging veterans will find themselves increasingly replaced by younger and younger players as management attempts to capitalize on potential.