The addictive Monster Mayhem (Chillingo, iPhone) is one such title, with players using a variety of weapons to hold back advancing tides of zombies, werewolves and assorted menaces.
British warplanes struck a large bunker in Muammar Gaddafi's hometown of Sirte, his largest remaining stronghold, as Nato focused on loyalist forces trying to hold back advancing rebels.
Indeed, in summarising these reviews, West notes that "…the problems with the model are so serious that it has held back advances in the field of health promotion and, despite its intuitive appeal to many practitioners, it should be discarded".
Proponents have argued that application of the model has revolutionized health promotion, but others have suggested that the problems with the model are so serious that it has held back advances in the field of health promotion and, despite its intuitive appeal to many practitioners, it should be discarded [ 27].
Technological difficulties, personnel shortages, bureaucratic battles between the armed services, and policy limitations combined to hold back advances in American chemical and biological warfare.
The approach to interoperability and standards lays a solid foundation to extend application development within the broader developer community to establish computing capabilities that are sorely missing in the field of predictive toxicology today, and which are holding back advances in both R&D and the application of R&D project outcomes to meet industry and regulatory needs.
Military officials disclosed that he had been repeatedly disciplined for insubordination and was being held back from advancing with his unit -- the 326th Engineering Battalion.
The closing arguments from Pao's legal team asserted that she was held back from advancing at Kleiner because of her gender, and that she was retaliated against because she spoke up about the biased culture at the firm.
Rising inflation and interest rates, I predicted correctly, held back stock advances.
The British held back Saxon advance into the south-west for some time longer, but by the early eighth century King Ine of Wessex had pushed the boundaries of the West Saxon kingdom far enough west to include Somerset.
