And with the Republican-controlled House voting to cut deeply into this year's federal budget and state capitals producing their own volatile showdowns, it has underscored the opportunity for potential candidates to seize on a fiscal-themed message to break out of the pack.
The Obama campaign sees a potential advantage and is moving to seize it.
Failing to seize the potential of partnerships serves no one's best interest, and there is, frankly, no excuse for idleness.
He believed that the government was also behind the unmarked cars following his agents and the attempt to seize the potential witness at the hotel.
Though the potential is clear, Australians think that continuing with inconsistency, half measures, partisan politics or backtracking will undermine efforts to seize this community potential.
The company has dozens of deals in the works with service providers to seize on this potential, Mr. Maloney said.
After recent revelations that banks were sloppy in processing many foreclosures and in some cases lack standing to seize a house, potential clients seeking to challenge their lenders are flocking to lawyers.
At least half a dozen newborn babies have reportedly been named Barack Obama, while the Stars and Stripes are a common sight in Nairobi and traders have been quick to seize on the potential of flags, Obama T-shirts and other knick-knacks.
The president-elect seems eager to seize upon the potential downturn as a justification for the tax cut -- $1.3 trillion over 10 years -- that he proposed on the campaign trail.
Nothing will more surely determine it than making the right choices, if we do the right things to keep our prosperity going, to extend its benefits to people and places not yet fully part of it, to help Americans balance the demands of work and family, to seize the remarkable potential and meet the challenges of globalization and the revolutions of science and information technology.
