Sentence examples for help to hold back from inspiring English sources

The historic methods of flood alleviation – of wash meadows and other soft defences – have largely been abandoned and we are not encouraging the kind of cultivation higher up our rivers that can help to hold back the water.

Tell the American people and the world that our professional military is helping to hold back a major civil war at the heart of the Middle East.

But how can a long-term dependency be addressed with nowhere to live or no help to manage the depression or anxiety that the drugs are helping to hold back?

From manufacturers in the Midwest to upscale retail shops in Manhattan, a wide variety of American companies are feeling the pinch of Europe's economic contraction, helping to hold back recovery in the United States.

The sight of nose-studded mohican-haired louts who hadn't seen a bath in a month wreaking havoc in the City served to remind the foot-soldiers of capitalism of the chaos that their daily grind was helping to hold back.

Red tape and taxes are helping to hold back E-commerce firms in Europe and other markets.

This helps to hold back natural blackening and adds a slight tang.

Considering it is those same airstrikes - in support of Kurdish fighters – that are helping to holding back Isis forces in Kobane, this is as good as to say that a massacre of Kurdish civilians is preferable to any US involvement in the conflict.

On Monday and Tuesday, there were a handful of coalition airstrikes on Islamic State positions, strikes that Kurds in Kobani said came late, but helped them to hold back the militants' advance.

Every time I narrate this story, I can't help but struggle to hold back my tears.

This will give you a very clear idea of how well you are doing, and, if you know you're going to go over your budgeted amount, it may help you decide to hold back on a purchase.