capitalising

But, perhaps not surprisingly, less than half of these had even thought of capitalising on the phenomenon.

You're trying to win the game not by fluent passing but by capitalising on a mistake, so you need to play a little more direct.

Capitalising on all this requires open markets at the global level.

The Bordeaux merchants have been capitalising enthusiastically on the pound's fall against the euro .

Capitalising on a widespread sense that Russia has been humiliated, they want to create as mighty a state as the Soviet Union once was.

Capitalising of mismatching profit since assets and liabilities are not value consistently . Capitalisation of credit spread is an example.

FM is on the rise and Ikon is one of many companies capitalising on growth in this area.

Cesc Fabregas kicked things off, capitalising on a poor touch from Ronaldo and finding his French team-mate inside the centre circle.

Capitalising is designed for each class of milk product design of a security labels.

The Future Group has found another way of capitalising on regional variations: it has 72 annual promotions linked to local festivals.

She has been capitalising on her insight ever since.

Capitalising on the lure of the Chinese market, the party befriended the western business community.

But capitalising on that promise requires courageous leadership .

Rio's mayor, Eduardo Paes, has big plans for capitalising on the city's magic moment.

But there is a bright spot amid the gloom: Japanese companies are on a spending spree, capitalising on the distress to buy firms abroad.

But overseas buyers are capitalising on sterling's weakness to achieve discounts of 35-50 per cent.

Mr Obama is capitalising not only on his huge fund- raising advantage over Mr McCain but also on his rival's problems with his base .

However, it is unlikely to prompt us to change our strategy on capitalising on China's undoubted potential.