Case in point: according to research from the Equality of Opportunity Project, children born in San Jose and Salt Lake City--the City--the City--therdly mobile country-have a dramatically better shot at seizing the American Dream of a better economic life than children born in Atlanta and Charlotte, the two worst cities for upward mobility.
Over time, they get better than their competitors at seizing opportunities to achieve competitive advantage.
When you're not winning in Helmand, stop digging: when you're losing in Islamabad, throw away the spade: when there's a chance of something better at last, seize it.
Democracies are very bad at seizing the moment.
Ortenburg believed Border Force time would be better spent seizing guns and illicit drugs.
Far better to seize the moment.
How much better, then, to seize the moment and work interactively to decide on a course of action, guided by the model.
If you've got an opportunity to get to know the person you admire better, then seize the chance.
So its use at the end of a resolution, even an irresolute one, means that the Security Council remains in possession of, or control of, or is still really interested in, "the matter," and nobody else had better seize, grab, snatch at or glom on to jurisdiction over it.
Nobody better seizes on trends than Drake.
Family members can better recognize and seize opportunities through information sharing (Barney et al. 2002).
