Sentence examples for has held much from inspiring English sources
The Party has held much of China to a one-child-per-family policy for thirty years, and, by and large, it still does.
  ANNE MIDGETTE 'LA BOHÃME' It has been some time since the Metropolitan Opera's crowd-pleasing production of Puccini's "Bohà ̈me" has held much interest for adventurous opera buffs.
Telefonos de Mexico, on the other hand, has held much closer to its historical valuation.
"It's hard for us to say that any IP address was WikiLeaks". Tiversa has connected some obvious dots: WikiLeaks has held much of its data in Sweden for years, due in part to the country's strong source protection laws.
IRWD has held much of its capital in other hard assets, including office buildings, multifamily dwellings and retail properties.
The walls have held much grief but also joy, laughter and triumphs.
A number of new agents in acute myeloid leukemia (AML) have held much promise in recent years, but most have failed to change the therapeutic landscape.
That opening line would not have held much promise, except that the subject of his story was a 1916 Mercer Six Passenger Touring, a big, elegant car with maroon doors and a black folding top.
But there was no avoiding the conclusion that Tuesday — which had held much promise for Mrs. Clinton, thanks to Mr. Obama's much-anticipated endorsement — was instead one of the lowest points of her campaign so far.
Democrats, who have held much of their fire this week as the Republican melodrama has played out in Minnesota, criticized the convention as failing so far to address the concerns of ordinary Americans.
It could not in itself have held much interest for nonmusical Charlestonians, but Mr. Redden presented it in the Memminger Auditorium, a building nearly destroyed by Hurricane Hugo in 1989 and reopened for the occasion.
