Sentence examples for hardly seized from inspiring English sources

Mr. Perry hardly seized the moment at the Washington Post/Bloomberg News debate to re-energize his flagging campaign.

Hardly seizing the opportunity for reform offered by high commodity prices.

Shaun McCutcheon, the wealthy plaintiff in the case bearing his name, can hardly wait to seize that influence.

But after weeks of despairing about their prospects, it's hardly surprising that Republicans have seized on Comey's recent actions as a potential lifeline.

Not bad (two years earlier, half as much was seized) but it was hardly pure profit.

But the furor has hardly died down as F.B.I. investigators have seized business records from people with political ties to Mayor Street.

But "the average amount of cash seized by Philadelphia police was $550 — hardly the proceeds of a Pablo Escobar or a Walter White".

With more than a little chutzpah – given that he forgot to mention the economy in his last conference speech – Mr Miliband seized on the fact that the Chancellor hardly discussed the NHS.

Recall that the Supreme Court in 1952 found that President Harry Truman had abused his constitutional power when he seized America's steel mills, but it could hardly be said that that was driven by political hostility to a Democratic president.

They also seized what little chances they had and it was hardly surprising the Reds' tries – both of which were sparked by Genia – came from broken play.

By 2004-5, Potter could find hardly any traces of CBD at all in a batch of 500 seized cannabis samples given to him for analysis by the Home Office.