While Pakistan has capitalized on its international standing after the 11 September terrorist attacks on the US by garnering substantial assistance from abroad - including $1.
If it is necessary to have the printer set up slangy, misspelled, or improperly capitalized words, or ungrammatical or poorly punctuated sentences, put in the margin, Follow Copy.
The prefix ex- before a title is not capitalized and does not affect the capitalization of the title.
He has capitalized his skill and cunning by organizing himself into a sort of crocodile liability company, as it were.
I had always supposed that the only way adventure could be capitalized was as material for magazine articles and books and for dinner-table stories.
But it was conservatively capitalized and managed and had at the time an unbroken dividend record in respect to its preferred stock.
At present he is manager of the L’Alliance Immobilière, Incorporated, which he established in 1912 and which is capitalized at one hundred thousand dollars.
Capitalized for a quarter of a million and bonded for a quarter of a million.
It was late in 1885 when Charles returned from the disastrous Wallack's Theater tour, bankrupt in finance but almost over-capitalized in courage and plans for the future.
Frohman now capitalized that reputation in his usual elaborate fashion.
Mr. Hungerford states in the foregoing: "This mine was capitalized by a number of men who dropped out after they convinced themselves that it would not pay.
To-day, under his management, they were capitalized at between sixty and seventy millions.
The North Chicago company, which in 1886 had a physical value of little more than a million, could not now be duplicated for less than seven millions, and was capitalized at nearly fifteen millions.
In 1886, when he had first secured a foothold, they had been capitalized at between six and seven millions (every device for issuing a dollar on real property having been exhausted).
On page 47, the word "this" was capitalized in the sentence starting "This is committing too much".
On page 143, "It" was capitalized at the beginning of a sentence.
Only the first word should be capitalized and a comma is placed at the end.
Vardaman in Mississippi--who made a direct appeal to prejudice and thus capitalized the racial feeling that already had been brought to too high tension.
Titles of dignity are also commonly capitalized when used alone, as in address, or with the definite article.
The word the is capitalized as part of the title if the title is quoted exactly.
If the proper name consists of several words, all are capitalized except articles, prepositions, and conjunctions.
The rise of interest rates has already narrowed the margins of security behind credits by reducing the capitalized value of given profits.
Values were pushed up on all sides and the hopes of a prosperous community were capitalized with a recklessness born of unbounded faith.
One talked of the Good, the True, the Beautiful, and the Ideal, and felt one's bosom splendidly inflated by these capitalized mouthfuls.
The beginning a title must becapitalized and included in the quotation.
Many factors may affect surplus earnings; but, that "going concern value" consists largely ofcapitalized surplus earnings, cannot be denied.
Such good will (by itself) is not capable of being capitalized and distributed among stockholders.
The probable net revenue for each year of franchise life must be estimated and capitalized at a sum, which, if put at interest, would pay such yearly revenue and extinguish itself at the end of the franchise period.
This is then capitalized at the legal rate of interest of the State in which the property is located.
The commercial or capitalized value, on certain assumptions based on present conditions, and also on possible future conditions which might be involved in a renewal of the City contract, which was to expire within two years.
The mean or average of these results is considered as the true net earnings, which are capitalized and added as set forth in 12th.
To add to the amount capitalized on account of this item would be manifestly improper.
Then it is determined whether or not the net revenue is paying interest on a capitalized value greater than that indicated by the sum of the physical and business values.
The Mercantile Finance Company, which was capitalized at the sum of $1,000 in the State of Maine, Maine being almost as easy as New Jersey as a corporation state, was the basis for the manipulation of all the other companies.
Color terms which are not capitalized do not refer to any precise standard of color nomenclature.
In descriptions of color, capitalized terms refer to those in Ridgway (1912).
Religion lost all its old contemplative and esoteric character, and became a frankly worldly enterprise, a thing of balance-sheets and ponderable profits, heavily capitalized and astutely manned.
Here a single moral enterprise, heavilycapitalized and carefully officered, has engulfed the entire Puritan movement, and a part has become more than the whole.
It points out that the capitalized value of the average working girl is six thousand dollars, as she ordinarily earns six dollars a week, which is three hundred dollars a year, or five per cent.
A girl who sells drinks in a disreputable saloon, earning in commissions for herself twenty-one dollars a week, is capitalized at a value of twenty-two thousand dollars.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "capitalized" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
