Sentence examples for expected to hold back from inspiring English sources

But the continuing supply relationship with Ford is expected to hold back profitability.

The recent end of the payroll tax holiday is also expected to hold back consumer spending and with it job growth.

Under scrutiny will be the events of the last week: the mayor's 11th-hour firing of three members of the city's Panel for Education Policy, and his ramming through a policy that is expected to hold back as many as 15,000 third-grade students in the first year.

Mr. Kaplan offered one possible explanation: "He's a very hot commercial property in the '50s, he's won the Pulitzer Prize for the second time, with 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.'" Given this winning streak, Williams might have been expected to hold back a clearly uncommercial project, Mr. Kaplan said.

The other three have found challenge and satisfaction in jobs they never expected to hold back when they thought they were preparing for what physicist Laura Smoliar, CEO of a Silicon Valley start-up called Mobius Photonics, terms "the textbook research career".

But how can I be expected to hold back the waterworks during the holidays?

"I am expected to hold two jobs.

He was optimistic about M&S's prospects for 2011 as he didn't "expect them to hold back massively now" despite the VAT and other tax rises.

Still, analysts doubted the market's ability to sustain any gains, expecting investors to hold back until it is clearer if and when there will be a war and what effect it will have on the economy.

Fans expect to hold further meetings next week with King, who has pledged not to fly back to South Africa until a strategy is in place for Rangers' future.

"I expect to hold some fairly soon".