Sentence examples for easily seized from inspiring English sources

The issues extend far beyond the parameters of race, but race is the narrative most easily seized upon.

The soldiers of the National Convention attacked the Hôtel de Ville and easily seized Robespierre and his followers.

So is it that Daffodil Day (or its many equivalents) isn't as easily seized by fathers as it is by mothers, or that it's more easily ignored?

His aides hastily bolted a visit to Worcester on to the planned trip to Birmingham, where Labour had easily seized control of the council.

Add in resolution authority, so that shadow banks can be easily seized just like depository institutions, and you've got something like a super-FDIC...But there are problems with the latter approach, which he details.

As such, it is easily seized upon as an indicator of the broader health of an economy, or even of workers' eagerness to revolt.The issue of unemployment has loomed especially large in America in recent months.

But there is an important difference: a hotel owner cannot easily seize his premises back from a hotelier who skips the rent, whereas leasing firms can and often do take back their planes.

Fortified Doors Now on All Planes All commercial airliners operating in the United States are now in compliance with a federal law to install fortified doors to cockpits as a way to prevent hijackers from easily seizing control of the plane, the Federal Aviation Administration said.

That resignation — relinquishing power when he could so easily have seized it — saved the republic.

That resignation relinquishing power when he could so easily have seized it—saved the republic.

In a modern economy, however, the valuable assets are the human and social capital which cannot very easily be seized.