Sentence examples for be seized on from inspiring English sources

"The Enron issue is right out there to be seized on," said Mr. Scher, the political science professor.

This sum will be seized on by critics of the Glazer family, who continue to point to the massive sums incurred by the club as a direct result of their controversial leveraged takeover in 2005.

The figures, published by Ucas, the body responsible for processing university places, will be seized on by critics of the government as evidence that the near tripling in tuition fees, which kicks in this autumn, is deterring people from studying.

There is danger in presenting such figures: for lack of other monetary calculations, they may be seized on and quoted, as though no caveats had been made.

"The educational advantages of linearity and of learning within a coherent continuous two year course are clear, and will be seized on by schools like ours that seek to put teaching above testing," said the trust's Kevin Stannard.

Ultimately, your car could be seized on your return.

Any hint at incompetence would be seized on, however absurdly, as racism.

Tuesday's report may be seized on by advocates of further cuts in aid.

Any sign of growth last night will be seized on as evidence of another budding hit.

The nationality debacle is likely to be seized on by her opponents, however.

The then chancellor added: "Every proposal will be seized on and hung (round) our necks.