Examples of 'capitalise' in a sentence
Meaning of "capitalise"
To 'capitalise' means to take advantage of, make the most of, or profit from something
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- Non-Oxford British English standard spelling of capitalize.
How to use "capitalise" in a sentence
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Interoperability and ways to capitalise on technological progress.
Capitalise on best practices of electronic data exchange.
It is up to you however to capitalise on all these chances.
To capitalise on what this camp is ready for.
Right now we are attempting to capitalise on a unique opportunity.
Capitalise on ideal conditions in the timber market.
The companies do not capitalise their names.
Efforts to capitalise on mining waste were amazingly successful.
And we have worked hard to capitalise on her.
Capitalise on your animations by tapping many data.
Europe tried to capitalise on the market idea.
Capitalise on international opportunities by accessing global markets.
Europe needs to capitalise on its science and s.
Capitalise on your models for further iterations.
We are in a good position to capitalise on a different approach tomorrow.
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So we have already elements on which we can capitalise.
Seriously though we must capitalise on the merchandising.
We must capitalise on these possibilities by means of technological innovation.
Many hotels are failing to capitalise on content marketing.
We gotta capitalise all this attention that we are getting.
We are well positioned to capitalise on the opportunities.
You can capitalise on the weaknesses of your competitors.
We should rejoice in them and capitalise on them.
We gotta capitalise on that computer fight.
This is the potential you need to capitalise on.
You are trying to capitalise on a bad situation.
Capitalise on the success of the series.
Stakeholders should be able to capitalise on experience gained by others.
Capitalise on your cameras beyond security.
Lifelong learning is meant to capitalise these hidden reserves.
Capitalise all letters in power words.
It is also keen to capitalise on potential high sale values.
Capitalise on the end of the meal.
He named the painting to capitalise on this public interest.
I would probably leave the recording now to capitalise on it.
The race to capitalise on downforce was hotting up.
They lack the infrastructure to capitalise on market access.
We want to capitalise more on the fact that is a sequel.
Proulx was competitive but he failed to capitalise on it.
He wishes to capitalise on the gold mine.
Yet many businesses have still to capitalise on this.
They must capitalise their talent.
But the director fails to capitalise on it.
You need to capitalise on every opportunity you get.
Local producers have been trying to capitalise on this opportunity.
It is important to capitalise on this interest by increased educational action.
We had many chances but we could not capitalise.
Cosimo was quick to capitalise on the triumph.
And this is something the wineries are trying to capitalise on.
Bell hooks does not capitalise her pen name.
