Sentence examples for will hold back from from inspiring English sources

But few believe she will hold back from a strong but limited response, because she knows her history.

Setting them too early would hamper innovation, but in their absence utilities will hold back from investing, worried that they might bet on the wrong technology.

Trade union leaders will hold back from announcing public sector strike dates on Thursday as they consider their next step after mass walkouts on 30 November.

Phelps is renowned for finishing his races in overpowering fashion, and often he will hold back from taking a decisive lead until his last lap.

Israel signalled yesterday that in deference to Washington's campaign against Iraq it will hold back from its usual tough response following Monday's suicide bombing which killed 14 bus passengers.

Mr Brown will launch his 47-day campaign for the party leadership with a speech and press conference today, but he will hold back from publishing a fully- fledged manifesto until after MPs' nominations close next Thursday.

We'll hold back from dwelling on what we've lived through.

On the other hand, native environments are not conducive to fast and cost-effective iterations, which will hold back enterprises from embracing mobile full-throttle (that's also an argument pushed by Gizmox, which yesterday announced a $7.5m round to push HTML5 enterprise platform).

The Federal Reserve's steady round of rate hikes over the next two years will hold back foreign home buyers from Western Europe and Canada.

They will hold back grain exports and meat sales.

The CW will hold back two dramas for midseason.