Sentence examples for hard to seize from inspiring English sources

It's very hard to seize money unless it's in cash".

Just because we do not always know the identities of their leaders or see a named and hierarchical organization does not mean that Islamist extremists are not working hard to seize the fruits of the Arab Spring.

And a plurality of Americans see the Republicans as the party better able to make the right decisions in dealing with terrorists, reflecting their traditional advantage on law and order issues, which the Democrats have fought hard to seize in recent years.

In Utah, for instance, state legislators are fighting hard to seize land back from the feds.

It's hard to seize the day when one hand is always seizing a cell phone.

Analysts say it is likely Volkswagen will now push harder to seize control of Porsche.

Mr. Como acknowledged that his textbook trashing reflects a change not only in style but in approach: Smithtown teachers are actively encouraged to "market" their courses by working harder to seize student attention.

Protests like those in Laogucheng — including self-immolations and deadly standoffs — have forced officials to at least consider measures to make it harder to seize property and turn it over to developers without fully compensating those who live on it or use it.

Yet while the Pakistani army uses hard power to seize Pakistan back from extremists, America has a chance to use soft and smart power to show a trustworthy face to that corner of the world that Obama has flashed in brief glimpses.

Ofsted inspectors have visited two schools in Birmingham involved in an investigation into an alleged plot by Muslim hard-liners to seize control.

A list of the schools Ofsted has been sent in to inspect over an alleged plot by Muslim hard-liners to seize control of governing bodies has been published.