Sentence examples for held back success from inspiring English sources

Words like character, which once suggested traits like renunciation that held back success, now denote traits like self-discipline, which enhance it.

Continued Mr. Thomas, "we are holding back success in transplantation.

In the shadow of her 65th birthday, however, the exec took some time to reflect on the ways her gender is often held back from success in Hollywood.

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

This chapter discusses aspects of the experiences with clinical decision support (CDS) to identify factors instrumental to success and those that have held back replication of demonstrated successes.

But it may be that his theatre success has held back his film career.

Because many of us have rationalized themselves into a corner, our games are held back by thinking that says success has to fit certain criteria before we'll try to make something.

The chip's success has been held back by the fact that potential customers developing a product might see Hitachi as a competitor in another product segment.

However, its success may be held back - at least in the short term - because the browser cannot be used with Windows XP, still the dominant Microsoft operating system.

The beloved town physician, Dr. Seldon (who resembles the Starkeeper) advises the graduating class not to rely on their parents' success or be held back by their failure (words directed at Louise).

If there's going to be a factor holding back wider success, other than language, it may well be quality control.