Sentence examples for withholding that from inspiring English sources

De Blasio used to work for the Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton, although he has so far "withheld" his endorsement — a withholding that is not likely to mean much in Iowa or anywhere else, or to push her toward any position that she doesn't already hold, unless it's a stand on carriage horses.

Consumer spending makes up about two-thirds of total U.S. GDP and was likely hampered by an increase in payroll-tax withholding that took effect at the start of the year.

Withholding that expression was a meaningful step.

Mr. Starr had been withholding that permission.

"Withholding that $20 will close our parish programs far sooner than the archdiocese will miss the $1.50".

What prevents a dead candidate's family, estate or nominating institution from withholding that information in an effort to receive the award?

It is the only endorsement that will bring votes and the only endorsement, if withheld, that could cost Romney the general election.

We can't withhold that information".

Frankly, I could see why Michelin withheld that star.

Instead of awarding him posthumously, organisers withheld that year's prize.

Augustus withheld that permission for the better part of a decade.