Sentence examples for needs to hold back from inspiring English sources

There is nothing he needs to hold back.

Having booked into these multiplex venues, distributor Koch now needs to hold back the DVD release for the full theatrical window of 17 weeks (in fact, the title goes on sale in June).

Mexico has warned that not only will it fail to meet a Sept. 30 deadline to release millions of gallons of water it is required by treaty to provide farmers for irrigation but also that it needs to hold back even more water because of the prolonged drought.

No need to hold back now.

Still, there was no need to hold back, because the performance was consistently impressive.

Mr. Romney argues there is no need to hold back because a trade war is already under way.

Neither Richard Mourdock of Indiana nor Representative Todd Akin of Missouri felt any need to hold back, because their beliefs are central to why they were nominated.

"The general pitch was: 'You need to hold back' and we 'need to keep the pressure on Arafat,' " the official said of the secretary's words to Mr. Sharon.

Since many younger Britons have never lived through a period of slow growth, few now see the need to hold back on borrowing, not to mention saving.

A windfall tax [as suggested by John Major] could impact on investment and that would be detrimental to the energy supply and we need to hold back from creating more uncertainty.

The office is still investigating a second complaint, that NASA is handicapping Constellation contractors by telling them they need to hold back money to cover costs in case the program is canceled.