Sentence examples for that can capitalize from inspiring English sources

"This is the kind of team, I feel, that can capitalize on any mistake you make," Wade said.

Mr. Gingrich, who is scrambling to build a campaign structure that can capitalize on his surging popularity, holds considerable advantages over his rivals.

The sectors that should lead the market higher in 2004, he said, include biotechnology and communications companies that can capitalize on the convergence of voice and data.

The rising interest in safety and environmental regulation will strongly favor companies that can capitalize on these concerns.

To fuel creativity, companies install sourcing teams that can capitalize on the specialized knowledge and expertise of their employees across the company.

This knowledge can help direct further investigation and/or guide land management activities that can capitalize on, or mitigate the effects of, cheatgrass dieoff.

None of this changed the winner: Alonso claimed his third victory of the season — the only driver who can make that boast — proving once that again that he can capitalize on every opportunity that presents itself.

The United States remains hopeful that it can capitalize on Afghan militias that have taken up arms against the Taliban in local areas, but a series of intelligence reports supplied to Mr. Obama since September found no evidence in Afghanistan of anything on the scale of the Iraqi Awakening movement.

Some of the time these things are true but Austin is proving that they don't have to be, that big business can be ethical, that hippies can capitalize.

Talking generally about opportunities that entrepreneurs can capitalize on within a more virtuous model of capitalism, de Botton suggested even something as basic as making a list of things that make you unhappy could offer the germ of a business idea.

"I believe in working hard on training so that you can capitalize on luck," she said.