Sentence examples for widely seized from inspiring English sources

St Johnstone have never even won the Scottish Cup, yet this opportunity is not being widely seized upon by paying customers.

The picture, apparently taken on a trip to Marvel's HQ and one of a string Pegg tweeted last night, has been widely seized on as Pegg hinting that he is in line to take the lead role in the film.

It is clear that China, having overtaken the US as the world's biggest carbon emitter, must be central to any new climate deal, and so the communiqué from the Chinese and US leaders issued yesterday was widely seized on as a sign that progress may be possible in the Danish capital next month.

Versions of the manual circulated widely and were seized by the police all over Europe.

Neil Kinnock was widely praised when he seized a degree of power over the selection process.

As phylogenies have become more widely available, biologists have seized upon them, not just as a means of classifying organisms but as a key tool for biological research.

Nonetheless, the SNP is still widely predicted to seize most of Scotland's 59 seats on May 7th.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, who has declared himself the "law and order" candidate, is widely expected to seize on the statistical uptick in the homicide numbers ahead of the first presidential debate on Monday night. .

Mr. Obama's advisers have seized on the widely cited statistic that 15percentt of drivers are uninsured, even though insurance is legally required.

Mr. Ali stood up for the police force, a widely reviled institution that has seized on Mr. Morsi's ouster as an opportunity to win back favor with Egyptians.

At one point, he seized on the widely cited notion that mortgage lenders had no "skin in the game" when they made questionable loans because they were able to sell the loans quickly to banks.