Sentence examples for may be seized upon from inspiring English sources

The revelations about US involvement in cyberwar may be seized upon by China and Russia, which are regularly accused by Washington of cyber espionage and theft.

However, in another passage of the letter, which may be seized upon by those who say the race should not take place, Yates said: "This is not to dismiss the fact that some troubles do still exist.

His comments may be seized upon by campaigners who have opposed the system of control orders imposed by the home secretary, Charles Clarke, on terror suspects who have not been brought to trial.

However, there is a fear that the figure may be seized upon by a government determined to slash its deficit as an excuse for kicking the issue into the long grass again.

The role of the intelligence source in the Mueller investigation may now be seized upon by conservative Republicans who have publicly accused the Justice Department and intelligence agencies of overreach and misuse of their surveillance powers.

While widespread attempts to exploit the timing of the tax changes have "depressed" King, the expected clustering of bonus payouts within the 2013/14 tax year may eventually be seized upon by Osborne as evidence of the apparent success of his controversial top-earner tax cut.

Tasty facts can be seized upon.

The moment is there to be seized upon.

There is an opportunity here that should be seized upon.

One was that doing it would be seized upon by anti-American propagandists abroad.

It could be seized upon by Eurosceptics as a proof of French and German federal ambitions.