Sentence examples for could be held back from inspiring English sources

Like that series, "The Following" could be held back until January and then allowed to run without interruption.

Findings, however, suggest that the future of the sector in Navarre could be held back by the shortage of trained workers.

By 4 55, with no police officers in sight, the crowd of more than 2,000 had become a rabble, and could be held back no longer.

He is set to pitch Tuesday against Washington and, after that, could be held back until an interleague series against the Yankees from Sept. 18-20.

Jason Grimsley, coming back from an ear infection, could be held back to pitch in Saturday's day-night doubleheader against the Mets.

Until now, students in kindergarten through eighth grade could be held back no more than once in any grade and no more than twice before high school.

Seeing the extent to which inaction could be holding back business performance created a greater sense of urgency.

Russia's Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov, said Kiev's insistence on control of the Russian-Ukrainian border – part of which is held by the separatists – could be holding back an agreement.

Because economic growth is fuelled by innovative firms boosting their productivity, these disincentives could be holding back the wider economy.Sadly, a solution to this problem still seems far off.

For now, the uncertainty of the economic recovery could be holding back companies from hiring despite a pickup in business, said Joel L. Naroff, president and chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors.

ALBANY — Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, suggesting that what he sees as rock-bottom tuition rates could be holding back the ambitions of the state's public universities, introduced legislation on Thursday that would sharply increase what students pay to attend the State University of New York.