capitalise造句
1. The Bank has decided to capitalise on short term difficulties by attempting to diminish staff terms and conditions.
2. The company tended to capitalise all costs and revenues associated with opening new homes until they reached projected break-even occupancy levels.
3. The ultimate composite materials capitalise on the inherent strength and lightness of reinforced resins by deploying them in a sandwich construction.
4. Usually though, to make far-reaching decisions correctly and capitalise on opportunity, vital intelligence is essential.
5. Wishing to capitalise on this success, Langan suggested a similar arrangement in Los Angeles.
6. These activities capitalise on the strengths of pupils, whether they have visual impairment, severe learning difficulties or other special needs.
7. It is possible, too, to capitalise on topical events, like holidays, Christmas etc.
8. Schools will still want to capitalise on topical events, and special celebrations.
9. The Cassons could capitalise on the hotel's pleasant gardens by introducing outdoor furniture and parasols.
10. Zhangjiajie hopes to capitalise on that fame.
11. Sun, however, failed to capitalise on its foresight.
12. It has to capitalise on its own strengths and develop higher value - added activities.
13. Aston Villa travel to West Ham hoping to capitalise on any slip-up from Everton to finish in fifth spot.
14. Even though his rivals have failed capitalise, and he remains 16 points ahead , Button seems fretful.
15. HFT uses automated strategies to capitalise on inefficient pricing of financial instruments at blinding speed.
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16. Some firms are already trying to capitalise on this new mood.
17. Mr Niederhoffer endeavours to capitalise on the predictability of these response patterns by targeting quick gains.
18. Willis hope to capitalise on the growth in this sector over coming months.
19. And where can the German business community best capitalise on such opportunities?
20. The aim now is to capitalise on this new, more positive mood.
21. The President has lost no opportunity to capitalise on his new position.
22. A shift towards saving is one trend to capitalise on.
23. In this case the original recording task can take account of this and capitalise on it.
24. It would appear that they formed in order to capitalise on certain perceived economic benefits.
25. I believe that doing so is a step in the tough task of getting ready to capitalise on economic recovery.
26. The survey also found that 17 out of the 23 airlines capitalise interest on advance payments for aircraft being acquired.
27. Instead they should restrict access to plants, control contracts and set up local industries to capitalise on biodiversity.
28. Thanks to recession at home, foreign firms are keener than ever to capitalise on China's growth.
29. It is not acceptable for the government to socialise the risk without allowing the wider society to capitalise on the rewards in the finance industry.
30. In Chicago, Yerkes had led the development of the city's urban transport system, and he went to London to capitalise on the emerging opportunities for new deep-level underground "tube" railways there.
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