Sentence examples for that has capitalized from inspiring English sources

This is "virtual kidnapping," the name being given to Mexico's latest crime craze, one that has capitalized on the raw nerves of a country that has been terrorized by the real thing for years.

Artificial Immune System (AIS) has recently been actively researched with a number of emerging engineering applications that has capitalized from its characteristics including self-organization, distributive control, knowledge mapping and fault tolerance.

In contrast, Hulu is the epitome of a video site that has capitalized on the inertia of the industry by providing users with content they know and can enjoy, while making it a service that would appeal to practically any advertiser.

In January of 2010 McDonald's, just one of the many companies that has capitalized on Starbucks fuzzy Why, started offering free WiFi in their all their stores.

The so-called "bride market" that has capitalized on vulnerable young Rohingya girls flourishes elsewhere under various circumstances and in different forms.

William Boner's Agora Financial network is another resource that has capitalized on the insatiable demand for independent financial advice that doesn't carry an ulterior motive -- as is the case with the financial firms on Wall Street.

There are tabloids that have capitalized on its obscenity.

The city represents a might-have-been Bolivia: a country that had capitalized on its astounding mineral wealth to become a major industrial power.

DeNA follows a trend of Japanese companies that have capitalized on the strong yen, which is at 15-year highs against the dollar, with acquisitions abroad.

Unlike similar communities that have capitalized on their past and become tourist towns with a parade of commercial attractions, this hamlet has none of that.

Mr. Samaras also struck a tough stance on crime and illegal immigration in an effort to stem defections from his party to far-right parties that have capitalized on popular fears on those issues.