Sentence examples for quick to seize on from inspiring English sources

They said little about the jobs report, however, in contrast with past months when they were quick to seize on rising unemployment to claim that Democratic policies had failed.

In a response to the report, which was published yesterday, one of the device makers, Tinitell, has been quick to seize on its hardware being the only tested brand for which the NCC's security testers found no "explicit security vulnerabilities".

It's a point Nurse is quick to seize on.

Stouthearted, audacious, and autocratic, Nobunaga was quick to seize on any promising new invention.

And the homegrown mafiya has been quick to seize on the commercial potential of poaching.

Investors were quick to seize on any signs of progress, real or otherwise.

This was a real form of cultural power, which Buckley was quick to seize on.

Museums today are quick to seize on objects they think will attract new audiences.

He was quick to seize on Gunner's radical idea and ITV Sport and TalkSPORT radio have already backed it.

When asked about Agassi, Nadal was quick to seize on the defining period of the American's career.

Despite the unclear future of the arena project, candidates have been quick to seize on it as an election issue.