Sentence examples for we will capitalise from inspiring English sources
The phrase "we will capitalise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans to take advantage of a situation or to emphasize a point, particularly in a business or strategic context. Example: "In the upcoming quarter, we will capitalise on the new market trends to increase our sales."
First, we will capitalise on the linkage of data from multiple sectors and agencies that will enable us to obtain multiple indicators of Aboriginal status.
"We fear the BNP will capitalise on the lethargy of both the Labour and Tory parties in areas that they have ignored," he says.
"We are not going there as angry people, we are going there to participate properly and put our heads down - if we are angry we will make mistakes and [our opponents] will capitalise on them," the coach said.
Go short and Australia will capitalise.
Doesn't Jerry know that Microsoft Word will capitalise sentences automatically?
They're easy prey and Golden Dawn will capitalise on their ignorance".
With an NME tour alongside Palma Violets, Miles Kane and Django Django under their belts, chances are their SXSW set will capitalise on their already considerable success.
CN Group, which publishes the North West Evening Mail and the Cumberland News, will capitalise on the established distribution of those titles through Menzies.
So it feels a little like bets are being hedged: a late run at the awards, and then hopefully it will capitalise on any buzz.
And Farage may be dishonest, but make no mistake – he will capitalise upon this crisis by taking advantage of the ineptitude of the mainstream.
Musa stepped up yet further in an entertaining match with Argentina, scoring two fine goals, and if France leave themselves exposed on Monday then perhaps Nigeria will capitalise.
