Sentence examples for failure to seize from inspiring English sources
"We regret their failure to seize this opportunity," Nauert said.
The failure to seize that moment was one of the Obama administration's gravest errors.
His failure to seize control at the crucial moment was a severe blow to his following.
"These deficiencies include a lack of competitiveness, rigid labor markets and the failure to seize opportunities for growth," he said.
Every page is a catalogue of wasted opportunity, a failure to seize the moment, a failure to communicate, inconclusive wondering, and time-wasting.
Take his failure to seize the one great prize his party sought for decades – proportional representation that would make such coalitions a fixture.
These are people afflicted by nostalgia and haunted by their youthful failures to seize the day.
It is similarly episodic, and its first-person narrator, Gus Cotton, resembles Jem in his passivity, his willingness to let things happen to him and his failure ever to seize the day.
We should not compound three years of failure, by failing to seize the moment, even if that moment is not of our making.
They included former Attorney General Michael B. Mukasey, who Mr. Horowitz found did not know about failures to immediately seize illegal weapons in the Operation Wide Receiver case, and several low-ranking prosecutors whom the department had declined to make available.
SYSTEMIC RISK REGULATION The administration proposes empowering the Federal Reserve to supervise and regulate firms whose failure could damage the system as a whole and to seize such firms if failure is imminent.
