Sentence examples for the problem of capitalising from inspiring English sources

The people who miss it are the board's next problem – the problem of capitalising on achievement, the problem for another 21 years.

Capitalising on existing community expertise and interest in the problem of mental illness may be a more sustainable approach in the longer-term, for example, training up local mental health champions who would be linked to PHC and provide a focus for mental health care.

Dallas Buyers Club has the best chance of capitalising on its awards success.

Raphael hated what she sees as the show's descent into sleaze, because she despises it when people capitalise on the problems of others. .

Our impression was that there was no thought of capitalising on the current Greek crisis".

It was Vokes who was causing the problems, as he capitalised on a poor clearance from goalkeeper David Forde but Ross Wallace and Dean Marney got in each other's way as they looked to get on the end of their team-mate's cross.

I now have the challenge of capitalising on this.

There was no early sign of a problem, as McGuire capitalised on an error by the Hull KR scrum half Michael Dobson to set up a second-minute try for Webb with a delicate kick.

The party is capitalising on people's lack of understanding about the NHS.

It aims to increase the number of visitors by capitalising on the area's heritage.

Shearer was a master of capitalising on the knockdown, too.