Sentence examples for rush to capitalize from inspiring English sources

The data storage sector has consolidated rapidly in the last two years, as technology giants rush to capitalize on the growth in cloud computing.

But as the generals signaled their willingness to allow the Brotherhood to compete for power, Mr. Shater led the Brotherhood in a rush to capitalize on its opportunity.

Mr. Zuckerberg says he is in no rush to capitalize, but is focusing on capturing more users and improving the app.

Critics said he appeared in a rush to capitalize on his ties to members of Congress, though the law prevented him from lobbying former colleagues for a year.

Energy experts said the heating-oil inventory problem, for instance, could resolve itself suddenly with a vast increase in supplies in midwinter, as sellers from around the world rush to capitalize on high prices.

But as part of a national rush to capitalize on rising rents, developers there are building thousands of apartments like those south of downtown at Camden City Centre, where 268 units will open early next year in a complex that also has two swimming pools, billiards tables, a coffee bar and a fitness center.

With the ascendance of the high kiddie literary form, publishing executives are already rushing to capitalize.

Local developers are rushing to capitalize on this moment of extreme transformation.

Republicans are rushing to capitalize on what they call Wall Street's "buyer's remorse" with the Democrats.

The 2007 corn crop was the biggest since 1944 as growers rushed to capitalize on the government-mandated demand for ethanol.

Foreign banks rushed to capitalize on relaxed regulations about who could own what, and some American companies did not want to be left without a partner, he said.