Sentence examples for hold back from starting from inspiring English sources

A World Health Organization (WHO) World Mental Health Survey revealed that people commonly hold back from starting or continuing treatment because of a "perceived ineffectiveness of treatment" or "negative experiences with a treatment provider".

He could easily be held back from starting Tuesday so he could pitch Wednesday.

In return for their support for responsible macroeconomic policies, Mr Vázquez has held back from starting free-trade talks with the United States.

Chelsea's match-winner at Liverpool Eden Hazard, who Sarri held back from starting until he hit full match fitness, says: "I like to have the ball, not in my own half but in the last 30 metres.

As a result sometimes we start to hold back from sharing some of the amazing personal experiences and achievements we have had, as we are trying to avoid that "intimidating" label.

I cannot hold back from that!

Government agreed to hold back from legislation.

The difficulty the energy companies face in getting approvals was highlighted as Tokyo Electric held back from applying to get units started at its Kashiwazaki-Kariwa facility after the local authorities rebuffed the company's plans.

Ted Lilly, one of the pitchers acquired from Montreal in the Hideki Irabu deal, was held back from his scheduled start this evening for Class AAA Columbus; the Yankees could promote him, or perhaps start Allen Watson or Todd Erdos.

She has already started holding back from coffee-and-bagel runs made by coworkers at the home improvement company where she works as an office administrator in New York City.

Hillary Clinton drew competition into the campaign trail, chastising dominant corporations for "using their power to raise prices, limit choices for consumers, lower wages for workers and hold back competition from start-ups and small businesses".