Sentence examples for structured to capitalize from inspiring English sources

The Defendants conspired to launder the equivalent of more than $95,000 through a web of transactions structured to capitalize on the perceived anonymity of cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin.

As we enter 2009, we are making some changes to our organizational structure to capitalize on audience and advertiser overlaps.

But we don't have the structure to capitalize on that knowledge.

KKR had initially considered structuring KFN as a business development company like Apollo Management's Apollo Investment Corporation but chose to pursue the REIT structure to capitalize on the strength in REIT valuations at the time.

The utility of this new template in the synthesis of structures designed to capitalize on its intercalative properties has been examined.

The company's stated mission of 'organizing the world's information and making it universally accessible and useful' is now seemingly being applied to its own rather messy corporate structure — to try to capitalize on growing opportunities for selling software to clinicians.

VISTA INVESTORS will be structured as a partnership designed to capitalize on industry research performed by one of the founding entrepreneurs, Michael Douglas, during his professional career in investment management research.

Furthermore, the embeddedness of the Province may allow it to capitalize on the structures of other tiers above or below at a comparatively lower cost than its ad-hoc counterpart.

Information access empowers consumers to be creators and influencers in the global community where they are able to capitalize on their social structures, relationships and knowledge in marketspaces (Huang et al., 2013).

The map equation is designed to capitalize on the modular structure of a network; the description length of the dynamics on the network can be compressed if the network has localized regions in which small groups of nodes have long persistence times.

One explanation resides in the term of health literacy and to which extent individuals are able to capitalize on a new structure in health care focusing on choice of providers.