Sentence examples for seized the potential from inspiring English sources

In the late 1960s, his recording company, Telefunken, seized the potential of his exceptional technique, allied to his heavy-lidded but boyish good looks, to produce a poster of their star performer for distribution with his long-playing albums.

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.

Failing to seize the potential of partnerships serves no one's best interest, and there is, frankly, no excuse for idleness.

As noted in an article by Thijs Van de Graaf and Mathieu Blondeel, campaigns around fossil fuel divestment and fossil fuel subsidies would benefit from joining forces and seizing the potential partnership between the campaigns.

He has seized on the potential discrepancies as a justification for his investigation.

And it's a group that quickly seized on the potential of the Internet as a rallying ground.

Some critics of this summer's Olympic Games in London have seized on the potential traffic nightmares and security concerns.

I am sure that Wagner would have seized upon the potential of the PowerMac to produce his dreamed-of Gesamtkunstwerk, the synthesis of all the arts.

[C5.] Battle Over Access to Online Books Librarians have seized on the potential of digital technology and are offering users free online access to books from their homes.

Librarians have seized on the potential of digital technology and offered users free online access to the contents of books from their homes, and they are squaring off with publishers who fear that free remote access costs them book sales.

The two seized on the potential of Palm handhelds, then new to the market, as a way of keeping close tabs on Burke's patients.