Sentence examples for that could be held from inspiring English sources

Based upon this index, the absolute and relative water that could be held by wetlands over a landscape could be modeled.

Beyond delaying shipment of the F-16 warplanes, officials said, there are few unfulfilled weapons contracts that could be held up as a punitive measure.

His party is promising to quash the deal if it comes to power in an election that could be held this spring.

Yet the separatist forces are a disorderly group that have shown themselves incapable of carving out a territory that could be held sustainably.

The World Cup and the Olympics are television events that could be held at much less expense and ballyhoo in one place.

Investigators recommended that Trainer be fired, and he is expected to fight to keep his job at a hearing that could be held early this year.

A new team on one or both sides may be able to look at the negotiation with fresh eyes, free of any emotional baggage or personality clashes that could be holding you back.

But some researchers are starting to point to deeper issues that could be holding wages back, such as rising health-care costs that force employers to put money toward health expenses that would have gone to wage increases.

"Even if one industry is doing well, there's a whole lot else that could be holding it back," Cochrane says.

We may have certain unconscious speaking habits that could be holding us back, so the first step is to become more aware of them.

While #MeToo has given women a voice and started an important conversation, some worry that the heightened awareness around sexism is causing a negative backlash that could be hold back women's careers.