Sentence examples for started to capitalize on from inspiring English sources

Security companies have issued repeated warnings that hackers have already started to capitalize on the application stores.

In recent years, tour operators have started to capitalize on Yemen's exotic geography as the new frontier in adventure travel.

Foreign athletes have long used Ethiopia's high altitude to prepare for competition, but Ethiopia has started to capitalize on it only recently.

An injury to Al Harris led to another fill-in role in '09, and by the end of that season Williams had started to capitalize on his raw athleticism by becoming a playmaker.

PAGE D1 SHINING THE LIGHT ON SOCCER The SuperLiga tournament this weekend that pits four M.L.S. teams against four Mexican First Division clubs was started to capitalize on the popularity of the United States-Mexico national team rivalry.

Now that Colorado is the first state in the nation where adults 21 and over can purchase recreational marijuana legally, it was only a matter of time before other businesses started to capitalize on the green rush.

Drugstore brands are starting to capitalize on the desire for color-saturated makeup.

"Singles represent a large subset of gay travelers and companies are starting to capitalize on that," said Sean Timberlake, associate editor of Out & About, a gay and lesbian travel publication.

Other festivals are starting to capitalize on that curiosity.

When will JD start to seriously capitalize on its technologies?

Geosign was started in 2000 when founder and CEO Tim Nye, frustrated with the results while searching for new home plans, started homeplaninfo.com to capitalize on an underserved niche.