Sentence examples for stop capitalising from inspiring English sources

This is weakening the banks' balance-sheets and cutting their credit ratings—and damaging the credibility of official statistics as the government manoeuvres to try to hide the impact on its own finances.On October 14th the finance minister signalled a change of course, saying that over the next few years the government would gradually stop capitalising BNDES with transfers from the treasury.

It's time we stopped capitalising "lad".

Hearts made a sloppy start when a Blazej Augustyn back-pass fell short but Alexander did enough to stop Moult capitalising.

McGovern needed to be quick off his line to stop Magennis capitalising on a loose ball after Jamie Hamill won a crunching challenge with Neil.

United would later revive and cause havoc, with Ricardo Carvalho making a perfect challenge to stop Van Nistelrooy from capitalising on Paul Scholes's pass.

Illegally traded python skins worth $1bn£600m0m) are being imported into Europe every year as weak regulation fails to stop illicit traders capitalising on demand for the dramatically patterned leather.

This serious problem has stopped Iran from capitalising on the interest shown by western businesses in returning to the country, or finalising lucrative deals (such as those involving Airbus and Boeing) whose fate remains in doubt.

This hasn't stopped opposition parties from capitalising on the discontent, however.

Olejnik could not stop Baldock after he capitalised on the error from Little, who was lucky to stay on the pitch just minutes later following an awful challenge on Liam Fontaine.

A Charlie Kaufman-stoppted stop motion film has raised a record $406,237£250,60000) via the crowdfunding website Kickstarter, capitalising on a new route into raising finance for film production.

Ukip are capitalising on these various groups.