Sentence examples for holding up with from inspiring English sources

Deposits in other eurozone countries are holding up, with those in Spain and Italy down only 3% and 2% respectively.

Although yet to grace the top 10, Jack O'Connell starrer '71 is quietly holding up, with a very impressive week-two performance.

I remember one day during my senior year a staff member whom I had worked with several times over three years asked me how my family was "holding up with the war and all". I was confused.

The company said current trading was holding up with like-for-like sales in the 10 weeks to December 3, which although slower than the first half rate of growth, was impacted by strong comparative figures in the same period last year.

In January Ashley kicked off the new year with another surprise move, selling a stake he just bought in UK department store chain Debenhams for a profit of about £4.6m and betting on its share price holding up with a complex option deal.

Kid Notorious takes Mr. Evans's most idealized version of himself (one even he had had a hard time holding up with a straight face for long) and then plops it down on a bed of sophomoric Hollywood satire that is long on obvious jokes about Botox and bulimic movie stars.

If consumer spending holds up, with help from lower interest rates, then the prospect of rising profits will revive capital spending before this year ends.

But that depends on the story of a rebounding economy holding up, along with corporate profits.

Some of the gowns are held up with a string".

But it remains to be seen if this conclusion will hold up with further research.

How well "Moby-Dick" will hold up with lesser casts and productions remains to be seen.