Sentence examples for to withheld from inspiring English sources
adjective
That one has withheld; kept from the possession or knowledge of another.
- His withheld hand stared down at my weakly outstretched one.
Data from the Congressional Budget Office show that nothing special happened either to payroll taxes, which are proportional to wages, or to withheld income taxes, which reflect normal wages and salaries.
After gaining access to withheld clinical trials data, the body found Tamiflu was no better than paracetamol in relieving flu symptoms and had potentially serious side effects including kidney problems and psychiatric disturbance.
As hundreds of students join the rent strikes in the capital and the NUS, under new leadership, begins to call for nationwide utilisation of this tactic, it is quickly becoming a fact of life that high rents in universities will lead to withheld rents.
He'd been afraid to be lessened by the lifting and bending and feeding and wiping, and was still afraid of that, and yet, at the same time, now saw that there could still be many — many drops of goodness, is how it came to him — many drops of happy — of good fellowship — ahead, and those drops of fellowship were not — had never been — his to withheld.
P2a to expected and unexpected delivered rewards or punishments ($1 or white noise burst, respectively) and FRN to withheld rewards or punishments ($0 or silence, respectively) were observed in undergraduates.
I studied the Bengal famine of 1974, where over a million people starved to death due to withheld food aid.
Congress is threatening to withhold aid.
It feels wrong to withhold this information.
She decides to withhold her words.
Alumni protested the effort and some threatened to withhold donations.
And investors had plenty of reasons to withhold their support.
