Sentence examples for held up because of from inspiring English sources

D.C. officials say most renewals have been held up because of serious health and safety problems.

There is speculation that approvals have been held up because of concerns within Whitehall.

In addition, aid could be held up because of the volatile conditions in parts of Iraq.

Mr. Clinton said many nominees were being held up because of election-year politics.

These plans were evidently held up because of another project doing the rounds in Hollywood.

A decision on whether to prosecute was held up because of Moran's ill health.

It had been previously reported that Mr. Tsarnaev's application might have been held up because of a domestic abuse episode.

"When you listen to that stuff to this day, it still holds up because of the sonics of the production," he said.

The battle to claim the last pocket of territory from the Islamic State group (IS) is being held up because thousands of civilians remain trapped there.

In contrast to last year, when the Tory vote held up because many of the public were still prepared to give the government the benefit of the doubt on the economy, the Conservatives suffered serious losses.

She says she does believe, though, that earnings can hold up because of productivity gains.