Sentence examples for best withheld from inspiring English sources

(Investigations later suggested the Army officers had succumbed to command paralysis,  and decided that because the trapped troops were unaware of the precise locations of all of the other troops on the operation, artillery fire might have endangered them and was best withheld. Three of them were reprimanded later).

When evaluating a Baby Belichick like Josh McDaniels, it is best to withhold judgment for a season or two.

Afterward, the country's leading newspaper, El Tiempo, said that even though "the new Andres" might seem "frivolous or irrelevant," it was best to withhold judgment.

Admiring some of the work, and insisting on looking at d'Annunzio in context, Hughes-Hallett does her best to withhold judgment on the life: she is, she says, "a woman writing about a self-styled 'poet of virility' and a pacifist writing about a warmonger, but disapproval is not an interesting response".

So while we can be happy that there's an easy, relatively inexpensive way to jump into VR on Windows, it might be best to withhold judgment.

Until a more thorough investigation yields its results, it may be best to withhold judgment — not that anyone will do that.

It might be best to withhold judgment.

Organizers were embarrassed by a ticket fiasco in which 500,000 of the best seats were withheld for corporate bigwigs.

The best material often is withheld for one reason or another.

BP repeatedly said 5,000 barrels a day was its best flow estimate and withheld documents showing much higher rates.

A heated exchange resulted, with Smith demanding Brooke explain how Operation Overlord could be a success if the British Army withheld its best talent.