Sentence examples for is clearly held from inspiring English sources
The winger goes over but is clearly held up.
And, while he has no doubt angered the authorities from time to time, he is clearly held in high esteem by many in the budding Chinese legal world itself.
Yes, it's acclaimed by fellow SFF authors and is clearly held in huge esteem all over the place – hell, there's even Wolfian scholarship out there – but despite all this I'd still say it hasn't yet made it to the mainstream.
"Because the narrative at the moment that is clearly holding sway is: This is an area we've never been to before, this is our chance to really drive legacy, drive engagement within the movement and help young people into sport".
We note that the equality condition in (2.16) is clearly holds, when f and g are the support functions of K(f ) and K g), respectively.
"A job of great importance, the head of the T.S.A., was clearly held up by a partisan political argument," said the White House spokesman, Robert Gibbs.
Under the glass-half-full analysis, many conservatives argued that the Democrats will now be clearly held accountable for spending, for obstructing presidential initiatives, for blocking nominations.
Part of Reeves's appeal is that he's clearly held in great affection and esteem within the industry, chatting easily to directors such as the Wachowskis and David Lynch, who in other company may prove more spiky.
Howard Archer, chief UK economist at IHS Global Insight, said: "Given the dominant role of the services sector, this is worrying news for second-quarter GDP growth prospects – even allowing for the fact that activity was clearly held back appreciably in April by the extra public holiday resulting from the royal wedding".
They clearly have a very talented management team yet are clearly held back by the Innovator's Dilemma from their shareholders that binds them.
Sustainable values are clearly held by committed environmentalists who hold values emphasizing social unity more than personal wealth (Barr and Gilg 2006).
