Sentence examples for will seize on from inspiring English sources

Labour politicians will seize on any cuts that ostensibly harm the poor in order to divide the coalition partners.

Another tradition -- that of the "lector," who reads to the laborers as they work -- is also in danger; "Anna Karenina" may be the last classic the community will seize on together.

Schimel and others worry that groups opposed to the climate treaty signed in Kyoto last December will seize on the estimate to argue that the United States doesn't need to reduce its emissions to comply with the accord.

That's the kind of reaction from voters that Senate Democrats will seize on for fall campaigns, even as Republicans insist any blowback against them is likely to be short-lived.

But if one happens, he will seize on it.

Investors will seize on the e-mail evidence to take their claims for compensation to arbitration.

They will never admit it; they will seize on anything that gives them an out.

His enemies will seize on any sign that crime is rising.

Her critics will seize on the memo as evidence that she is unstable.

And they worry that Democrats will seize on Ms. McMahon's association with W.W.E.

"Fraudsters will seize on this and try to sell promissory notes based on growth from fictitious companies".