Sentence examples for continue to be held back from inspiring English sources
Africa will continue to be held back if we do not immediately invest in research and development.
The economies on the periphery of the single-currency club have suffered drastic falls, although Greece is in a league of its own with a shrinkage of 23%.Even with so much lost ground to make up, the medium-term outlook is for a lacklustre recovery in the euro area, which will continue to be held back by its dodgy banks.
Most analysts say that the jump in energy costs will not be enough to cause an acceleration in the overall inflation rate as prices elsewhere will continue to be held back by the inability of businesses to raise the costs of their products.
It seems that the world's vast potential to produce food will continue to be held back by agricultural protectionism.
According to millennial GenHERation founder, Katlyn Grasso, the mantra of her company is "If you can see it, you can be it". While professional opportunities for millennial women have improved relative to previous generations, females still continue to be held back professionally.
To achieve the global goals, we cannot continue to be held back by malnutrition - in any form.
Domestic demand continued to be held back by spending restrictions imposed on all levels of government (with a view to reining in budget deficits) and by sluggish private consumption.
"From a practical perspective, it remains to be seen whether EU sanctions relief will be held back should banks continue to take a cautious approach to processing Iranian payment transactions," he said.
"From a practical perspective, it remains to be seen whether EU sanction relief will be held back should banks continue to take a cautious approach to processing Iranian payment transactions," he said.
China's progress, economic and political, will be held back if censorship and condescension to the populace continue.
