Sentence examples for to begin capitalizing from inspiring English sources

It is time for us to begin capitalizing on the opportunity and not to let the crisis go to waste.

But he says that Pebble began capitalizing on its early entry into the market almost right away, to envision how people would be using their smartwatches in a couple of years' time, quietly working on what would become the Pebble Time.

Before long he began capitalizing on his skills as a vocal coach and rehearsal pianist.

Online retailers have begun capitalizing on the YouTube craze, offering a video platform for product demonstrations, rants and raves, sentimental messages and just plain bizarre behavior.

Around this time, Food Network began capitalizing on the renewed interest in gourmet foods and cooking, and extended its reach with new shows and tie-in products.

Purchase of this facility would allow Farmers Group to begin production and to capitalize on this higher margin product.

But he was critical of the protesters, saying they were capitalizing on Mr. Martin's death to "begin their own movement".

Britain and pro-British Protestant political leaders of Ulster moved swiftly today to capitalize on the long-awaited decision by the Irish Republican Army to begin dismantling its weapons.

To capitalize fast on an upset, his finance team began arriving in New Hampshire tonight to begin a nationwide call-a-thon for cash starting on Wednesday.

"At a certain point, certain architects begin to capitalize on their success, to kind of do it again, rather than look to new territory," says Terence Riley, a curator at the Museum of Modern Art.

As certain markets begin to capitalize on this opportunity, regulatory authorities continue to refine the requirements for demonstrating quality, efficacy and safety of biosimilar compared to originator products.