Sentence examples for are expected to seize from inspiring English sources

Allies of Corbyn are expected to seize on Labour gaining a higher share of the national vote than in 2015, and the likely win for Sadiq Khan as London mayor, as evidence the party is making progress under his leadership.

Lawyers for troubled homeowners are expected to seize upon the district judge's opinion as a way to impede foreclosures across the country or force investors to settle with homeowners.

Dr. Tarnopolsky, a 45-year-old trail runner and adventure racer, might be expected to seize upon the nutritional advice.

Smaller proceeds from the earlier Libor-rigging scandal were handed to armed forces charities and those involved in helping the emergency services, and the chancellor is expected to seize on the opportunity to assuage public anger at the activities of the banks.

By maintaining a united front, the justices sought to avoid giving ammunition to the court's political enemies, who could be expected to seize on a divided opinion as evidence that the court was making policy rather than discovering the one true answer to a legal question.

Chaffetz is expected to seize on the alleged evidence from whistleblowers to demand an explanation of why the door through which Gonzalez entered the building was unlocked, as well as on suggestions that the alarm system had been muted because it had irritated ushers who worked at the door.

Describing a "broken, bitter relationship between the community and Labour" which he felt had "plummeted further" since Jeremy Corbyn became its leader, he thought the Tory candidate "could be expected to seize on this and, coupled with his pro-Israel stance and Jewish background, secure the backing of Jewish voters".

Alston said, "Whereas once the show's creators swiftly turned around topical episodes because they could, now the South Park team is expected to seize on the news".

Until recently, however, Chagas disease was considered a contraindication for the procedure, since the heart damage could recur as the parasite was expected to seize the opportunity provided by the immunosuppression that follows surgery.

Jacob Levich, writing on the Monthly Review's website, said that the "government machinations behind the proposal" meant "the U.S. State Department and the Egyptian junta can be expected to seize upon OWS 'monitoring' as lending legitimacy to the upcoming elections".

Reinforced by paratroopers, the French and their Vietnamese allies tightened a net around the defending Viet Minh, but delays in the movement of French forces left gaps through which most of the Viet Minh guerillas, and many of the arms caches the operation was expected to seize, escaped.