Sentence examples for quick to capitalize from inspiring English sources

Advertising companies have been quick to capitalize on this technology.

Fashion companies have been quick to capitalize on this gypsy-like allure.

The industry has been quick to capitalize on investors' desperate hunt for returns.

The Obama administration has been quick to capitalize on China's missteps.

Some political leaders were quick to capitalize on the anti-Israeli furor.

Mr. Buffett has been quick to capitalize on the problems of financial companies, forging deals at beneficial terms to Berkshire.

In general, smaller theaters have been quicker to capitalize on the season, programming irreverent takes on the holidays like the Brick Theater's recently closed "Dar and Matey's Christmas SpectaculARGH," or more straightforward family fare like a musical version of "A Christmas Carol" at Players Theater.

Unsurprisingly, criminals have been the quickest to capitalize on the new trend.

Obama's campaign has been quicker to capitalize on Romney's tax returns, accounting for 9% of attacks, while education comes in at 5% of attacks.

Already, Cisco is moving fast to capitalize on its acquisitions.

— LAWRIE MIFFLIN New Zealand took a quick break, trying to capitalize on the fact that Crandall was a bit upfield and no goalie in the cage.