Sentence examples for is seized on from inspiring English sources

The jury is still very much out on how much QE helps ward off recession and deflation and Japan's rocky economic record alongside its relatively vast QE scheme is seized on by critics of the policy.

There's a classic example in the pre-Agincourt speech when Henry's offer of a passport for anyone with no stomach for the fight is seized on by one of her soldiers.

Give way graciously and my modest concession is seized on as an excuse by others.

Kemp added: "It tends to be very selective and, even if other evidence is mentioned, then generally there's a core of what seems to be most secure, which is seized on.

Internal Kremlin politics have seeped into the public sphere several times this year, often in the form of Mr. Medvedev responding to comments by Mr. Putin with a retort so mild that it might go unnoticed in other countries, but is seized on here as important.

This, allied to Marquez's increased bulk and apparent knockout power, is seized on by the Mexican's detractors.

The Christie administration quickly disputed the assessment, but the analysis was seized on by critics.

The case has been seized on by critics of the policy in England.

His comments have been seized on by critics of the ISC.

"The Enron issue is right out there to be seized on," said Mr. Scher, the political science professor.

There is danger in presenting such figures: for lack of other monetary calculations, they may be seized on and quoted, as though no caveats had been made.