Sentence examples similar to subsequent to capitalizing from inspiring English sources
The book tells the story of Angela Calomiris, a young photographer who was the only woman to testify for the prosecution at the 1949 Smith Act trial against 11 members of the American Communist Party, and her subsequent attempts to capitalize on that notoriety.
The widespread social disruption not only complicated the establishment of a viable system of administration; it also left a legacy of anti-Western sentiment on which subsequent generations of nationalists were able to capitalize.
But the Capitals failed to capitalize.
That's why I'm not ashamed to capitalize on the success and subsequent whirlwind of post-'Jeopardy!' fame.
On one return, Scott gained 60 yards and nearly broke away for a touchdown, but Maryland was unable to capitalize on the gain during the subsequent possession.
Ever since the meteoric rise (and subsequent downturn) of Chatroulette, there's been a major influx of startups and mashups looking to capitalize on the thrill of being flung into a conversation with a random person you've never met.
Subsequent movies, however, have mainly filmed outside of California — in Florida, Britain, Georgia, Japan and other locations, often to capitalize on tax breaks offered in those places.
Cousins has to capitalize.
"They have to capitalize right away".
