Sentence examples for further seizing from inspiring English sources

In the end, the agents secured search warrants to seize the tests of the 10 Balco players but then were able to go further, seizing more than 100 positive urine samples in raids on two laboratories.

Given what many predict will be a further seizing up of bank lending in 2016, PE direct loan funds could see their market share rise to 25percentt by the end of the year.

A possible sign that the problems are more severe than the banks are letting on: Citi, JPMorgan and Bank of America are courting fellow banks to invest in an off-balance-sheet structured investment vehicle superfund, meant to bail out other SIVs (namely, the $100 billion in SIV holdings at Citi) and prevent a massive fire-sale of debt securities and a further seizing up of the credit markets.

My ignorance was admonished just now by a colleague (the Observer Food Monthly's Gareth Grundy, no less) who told me by the hotbed of creativity that is the Guardian tea point that I must listen to their recent performance on Letterman immediately (he further seized my attention with the phrase "Like Pere Ubu's David Thomas fronting New Order... they're obviously quite weird people").

The boundary problem is further seized upon by Zingales (2000).

To further seize the coupling of the pattern and learning streams of research of acquisition series, succeeding studies could start from here and analyze differences in patterns of acquisition direction and search for optimal patterns.

They further expressed surprise that the state then went further by seizing the men's medical licenses.

Rave D.J.'s and sound engineers, he gushes, are going much further by "seizing the means of perception".

Tonight, the White House appeared to be going a step further and seizing on the proposed expansion as a lever to pry out information potentially damaging to the Republicans' case and to Kenneth W. Starr, the independent counsel.

Hu Xijin, contact HRW for tutorial on due process, human rights violations". Now Beijing has gone one step further, apparently seizing security analyst and former Canadian diplomat Michael Kovrig in retribution for Meng's arrest.

Further, Mr. Miller is seizing on the smoking bill as leverage for other things he wants from the mayor, such as budget relief in areas that are of key interest to council members, aides say.