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

In Japan "normality" means steering interest rates gradually to somewhere around 2%.The BoJ has been held back until now by the choppy state of the Japanese economy.

It was due to be published this month but has been held back until the new year, amid claims that it will not be published until after Mr Cameron's renegotiation is agreed.

After the self-inflicted Bercow shambles in the morning, Michael Gove had been found an alternative occupation: William Hague had been held back until he had calmed down a bit.

An administration official said announcements generally have been held back until proper vetting can take place, which did not occur during the transition.

If you've done a good job at building tension, the reader will be primed and ready to be blown away by whatever horrors you've been holding back until the perfect moment.

Nothing has been held back.

This is the idea that people in such countries who until now have been held back by shoddy record-keeping and a lack of executable title to their property could, with a system like this, create legal collateral against which they could borrow, take out insurance and generally access the financial system that we all take for granted.

Little seems to have been held back.

New treatments would have been held back.

"Consumers have been holding back and waiting until today.

This is fresh confirmation that UK bosses have been holding back from making major investment decisions, until they have more clarity on Brexit.