Sentence examples for will hold against from inspiring English sources

"I don't think any recruiter will hold against you what you did to get through the recession".

(Indeed he is a far worse example of Western arrogance than Christine Lagarde, whom the Europeans shoehorned into the IMF job last year: the French finance minister plainly had the CV for the job).Ms Okonjo-Iweala is an orthodox economist, which many will hold against her.

In a season in which defenses have struggled to keep up with jet-fueled offenses — the Chargers and the Patriots combined for 974 yards and 57 first downs — Brady's deftness gives the Patriots an edge they will hold against nearly every opponent this season.

It wasn't anything that we'll hold against one another.

So if millions lose insurance, they will hold it against Obamacare, and against Obama.

Nobody will hold it against you.

He told Guardian Business: "If you overdress, no one will hold it against you.

Because the system that you're going into, they will hold it against you.

And your mum and dad will hold it against you for the rest of time.

Surely Sunderland, of all places, will hold out against the appeal of David Cameron's Tories?

"I don't think the fans will hold anything against us for our performances in this competition.