Sentence examples for has been held back from from inspiring English sources

While additive synthesis is very powerful and general, it has been held back from widespread usage due to its computational expense.

His final judgment on the South, delivered at the end of the book, is this: "Catastrophically passive, as though fatally wounded by the Civil War, the South has been held back from prosperity and has little power to exert influence on the country at large, so it remains immured in its region, especially in its rural areas, walled off from the world".

Under Klopp, Sturridge has been held back from returning from injury, had his desire publicly questioned and, having got himself fit, been left out of the starting XI for key games, most recently the 4-3 victoverover Borussia Dortmund, the 4-0 defeat of Everton and the semi-final first leg loss at Villarreal.

However, some of the money has been held back from the governing bodies of tennis, basketball and squash.

The United States has been holding back from direct negotiations, hoping the ground war will shift decisively in its favor.

And Pluto TV will become more attractive on this front as Viacom adds its own content to the service — including all the programming it has been holding back from other subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) services over the years.

But these "facs" have been held back from us.

First discovered decades ago, they have been held back from commercial success by high production prices.

"Without the classes, I would have been held back from this job," she said.

Even without their attention and praise and obvious pleasure, Briony could not have been held back from her writing.

The landmark report, which had been held back from publication amid allegations of political interference, PHE says obesity and its consequences cost the NHS £5.1bn a year.