But what good is a food critic who holds back?
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My stoic friend, listening to the story, holds back tears.
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Low productivity holds back future investment and wage growth for workers.
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Because corruption holds back every aspect of economic and civil life.
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Some say that a weak manufacturing sector holds back overall growth.
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It holds back my understanding and utilization of so many things.
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"This feels really real," said Kesha as she holds back tears.
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When a game holds back interactivity, it's usually for a purpose.
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Racism and its social injustice holds back this great nation's potential.
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BANGKOK — The president of the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte, seldom holds back.
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Such tacit collusion inhibits innovation and creative destruction, and holds back growth.
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Anyone who denies this, anyone who holds back, is out of order.
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He holds back only on the topic of his friends and family.
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That keeps women from getting better jobs and holds back the economy.
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If Trump holds back, it's likely that the status quo will remain.
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But its inconclusive nature still holds back investors, London-based Capital Economics said.
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Especially fascinating are the moments where this temperamental conductor holds back to listen.
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He vows to overthrow the "mafia of power", that he believes holds back Mexico.
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Dry weather tends to holds back pathogens that normally keep the caterpillars in check.
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Keeping domestic workers in the shadows isn't just wrong -- it holds back our economy.
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Fewer asses not tweaked, twerked or fatted, yet all that holds back a soul?
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More advanced technology can help reduce the friction that holds back better group decision-making.
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Complaints about excessive regulation that holds back small and medium-sized business have some validity.
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An overly stringent permitting process with high impact fees on homebuilders also holds back supply.
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MS: Indeed because it holds back investment decisions and investment proper among other things. Right.
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A slight limp visible, he holds back as his cousins run forward in the sand.
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Chronic underfunding of education, lack of social support that holds back people is to blame.
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The problem with simply modifying current vehicles, however, is that it holds back innovation and efficiency.
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But Josie nails her performance and holds back her tears until the task has been done.
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As the show begins, guests are packed onto simple white benches and the rain holds back.
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El Salvador's use of the strong dollar as its currency keeps prices stable but holds back exports.
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They say it allows competitors from outside to benefit, and holds back investment in vital communications infrastructure.
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It's now facing a problem common to many biohackers: The medical system, they complain, holds back progress.
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For the first 90 minutes, though, First Man holds back on the inherent drama of that premise.
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His companion Mesihi—a courtier-poet tragically enamored of the moody, musky Florentine—holds back uncomprehending tears.
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The AKP maintain that the reforms are necessary and that the current system holds back Turkey's development.
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Why this is bad for U.S. workers: Weak corporate investment holds back GDP growth and stunts wage growth.
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Britain's economy dodged the expected post-Brexit referendum recession, but growth has slowed as uncertainty holds back investment.
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She added that she's aware that she holds back more than some of the men running for office.
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Feld holds back from investing in a company in earnest until it has clearly hit a success point.
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It holds back a reservoir containing 1.1 trillion gallons of water, supplying farms and cities across the state.
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It holds back — just as these two young women would hold each other at arm's length at first.
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It also holds back commuters, who spend an inordinate amount of time just getting to and from work.
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Congress has long accepted that there is some information that the president appropriately holds back from public view.
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Rather, he was blocking his own opportunities by using a common excuse that holds back many would-be entrepreneurs.
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Yet despite the preponderance of empirical evidence supporting needle exchanges and safe injection sites, stigma holds back these policies.
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When they pitch the film to her, she holds back tears and tells them to do whatever they want.
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Apple typically holds back a few major features to announce along with the new iPhone in the fall, though.
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Her tone is naturally burnished, and while she could easily show off with fearsome runs, she mercifully holds back.
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It is these constraints, whether political, financial or cultural that still holds back Latino entrepreneurs from enhancing their businesses.
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This is bad for all Americans, as it holds back innovation and penalizes competitors who don't have political influence.
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The euro naturally firms as the economy roars ahead but that makes imports cheaper and holds back inflation even more.
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Astronaut Neil Armstrong holds back tears after first witnessing the surface of the moon during the Apollo 11 space mission.
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But what it holds back in terms of concrete meaning it makes up for with an effervescent sense of things.
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Here he holds back with his body when shaking Putin's hand, forcing the Russian President to come into his space.
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CMS currently holds back the entire RAC payment until claim decisions are upheld up to the second level of appeal.
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The dom holds back the sub's arms, his tooled leather boot planted in the middle of his partner's arched back.
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But he still feels his felony conviction has held him back — just as it holds back other men like him.
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While this prevents overbuilding, it also holds back construction in a market that already has a low inventory of homes.
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So we know that having a felony conviction—for offenses that have been legalized—still holds back a lot of people.
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To what degree do you think the current tax code, particularly the corporate code in the United States, holds back productivity?
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The ECB will also plow money from maturing bonds it holds back into the market for years to anchor borrowing costs.
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Shannon, understandably, doesn't take the information lightly — and holds back tears as she strips down to her sports bra for photos.
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The still from the movie Jurassic World where Chris Pratt holds back the dinosaurs with a flash of his rippling forearms?
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If she holds back from the aggression her male peers show, she's suddenly not competitive, in a highly charged, competitive environment.
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The ECB will also plough money from maturing bonds it holds back into the market for years to anchor borrowing costs.
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EDT tomorrow: MSNBC holds back-to-back one-on-one interviews with Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, hosted by Rachel Maddow.
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But since it's not US-approved, it can't really make inroads here (something that likely holds back other interesting condoms, too).
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You can't imagine the canvases without their neon, and Ms. Weatherford holds back her aggressive brush strokes to foster this reciprocity.
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Seoul, South Korea (CNN)Standing in front of her parish in a bright yellow jacket, Shin Ok-joo holds back tears.
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But I think it's easier to make the case that business tax complexity holds back hiring more than personal tax complexity does.
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Besides fitness, Apple likes to play up the Apple Watch as a fashion accessory, but this unnecessarily holds back the watch, too.
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Chrissy Teigen rarely holds back when responding to commenters who flood her feed with negative views, especially when they're shaming her body.
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KEVIN BRADY: That'd be difficult to accept, because I think that holds back investment, both by businesses, small businesses, and by families.
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Many young Americans feel it is an acutely stressful burden, which holds back their ability to save to, say, buy a house.
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Opponents of EU membership say Britain would prosper outside what they say is a doomed German-dominated Union that holds back business.
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President Trump's push to limit legal immigration has reopened the debate about whether rising immigration holds back wages for blue-collar workers.
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Still, Affleck's performance as a man crippled by grief is a maximal-minimal classic: He holds back tears, and everyone else sobs buckets.
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The way Samara holds back on her verses, singing so emotionally but not quite revealing what she's singing about, is also a seduction.
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The green belt, which holds back house-building like no other policy but is cherished by people in marginal constituencies, was ritually praised.
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"Mars in Sagittarius is a freedom-loving, globe-trotting explorer who never holds back from expressing emotions and passions," astrologer Lisa Stardust explains.
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Spot gold rose 0.4 percent to $1320.30 an ounce, and further gains are expected if the Fed holds back from a rate increase.
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"Above-target inflation in 2017, however, likely will ensure that the (BoE) holds back from additional government bond purchases next year," he added.
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Yet debating whether states should expand Medicaid, Harold Pollack at the University of Chicago argued, holds back conversations about how to improve care.
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First, let us remind you that Teigen rarely holds back on jokes, which means it's sometimes hard to gauge whether she's actually being serious.
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And there's Mr. Lloyd, now 77, an inveterate signal-scrambler himself, a musician who holds back and pours it on at his own discretion.
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On a more macro level, it holds back more than 50 percent of the population from equal pay, reproductive rights, and even physical safety.
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Unfortunately, the misunderstandings about psychedelics, brought about by a drug policy that is not evidence-based, holds back scientific exploration of such potential therapies.
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Yet one national scourge that holds back the economy and poisons politics is readily solvable—politicians just need to be brave enough to act.
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It will be a delicate balancing act: the euro's five percent rise since December holds back inflation which the ECB wants to see climb.
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They should remember the tax system is rigged in favor of those powerful interests, hurts American families and workers, and holds back the economy.
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However, the Sierra Club points out that, in a separate note, the U.S. holds back on that promise unless it can obtain further concessions.
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She offers a chance at closeness, and a pop hook; still wounded, he holds back, and the track zaps each of them with distortion.
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At the same time, only 17.2 percent of the county's residents have a bachelor's degree, half the national average, which holds back income growth.
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A lot of times parents end up blaming themselves when their child is struggling with something, and that holds back some people from seeking help.
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These companies also face short-term market pressures and typically don't hire pure digital experts, which holds back the e-commerce efforts they do make.
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"Catastrophes coupled with underinsurance can be seen as one of the significant factors that holds back economic development and perpetuates global inequality," the report said.
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"A slavish policy that ignores Chinese transgressions holds back the Philippine military and surrenders to Beijing's wishes," said Jose Antonio Custodio, a Philippine military historian.
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Rebel sources said Turkey had pledged to take strong measures against the jihadists once Russia holds back the Syrian army from waging a major assault.
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Album Review Returning with its fourth album after its singer faced an accusation of sexual coercion, a band known for baring it all holds back.
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Focusing on failures of willpower leads to shame, both public and private, and holds back our curiosity from finding and enacting solutions that actually work.
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The group's ongoing support sets up a potential confrontation between veterans and an outspoken president who frequently praises the military but rarely holds back when challenged.
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"This is the last time I'm going to see my Pittsburgh studio," Miller says in the supertease as she holds back tears while boarding a bus.
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Bad debt weighs on banking balance sheets and holds back lending, countering the very stimulus the ECB is trying to provide with rock bottom interest rates.
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Laura who barely holds back a laugh, seems to accept that Batman was the trouble maker, after her son gives her the best excuse to date.
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The effects on poker will undoubtedly be similar — even if Facebook's decision to keep the code private holds back the tide for a little while yet.
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The lack of power also holds back entrepreneurship and commerce in the refugee camp, according to Mattia Vianello, a consultant from the development charity Practical Action.
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It makes goods and services more expensive for everyone, whether they use a debit or credit card, or not, and holds back job and business growth.
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The president rarely holds back in his searing attacks on the journalists who cover him, but might he temper his style in a more formal setting?
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Careem and Bykea have both spread rapidly, striving to fill a vacuum in transportation that holds back many potential female workers and, more broadly, economic productivity.
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Billy Porter never holds back when it comes to his style, and now for London Fashion Week he's channelling a regal look inspired by Meghan Markle.
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Ms. Haddish's first instinct after getting disrespected is to cuss the insulter out, but she said she holds back because she deeply believes in the golden rule.
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The class clown stifles a giggle, the biology teacher holds back tears and Earn just sits there wordlessly blinking, a habit he's kept up over the years.
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The Harry Potter author never holds back, and on occasion, even joins forces with another awesome human, like — oh, say — Stephen King, to take down the U.S. president.
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She's a girl – and she's young, at that – but sometimes she holds back her deepest thoughts and concerns because she doesn't want me to think she's overly sensitive.
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It's time we stop talking about helping small businesses and start doing something that actually reduces the regulatory burden that stifles jobs and holds back our economic recovery.
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What's clear so far, though, is that this White House, for all the bluster, can be as interesting for what it does say as what it holds back.
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" July 20, 2016: Cruz holds back on an expected endorsement of Trump during a speech at the Republican National Convention, urging GOP voters instead to "vote your conscience.
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Among big, rich economies Britain has one of the lowest rates of rapidly growing small firms, which holds back productivity, according to a recent report by Goldman Sachs.
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The earth-filled dam holds back the Euphrates River 40 km (25 miles) upstream of the IS stronghold of Raqqa and has been controlled by IS since 2014.
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Those factors keep women from advancing into higher-paid jobs, and holds back the economy at a time when Japanese employers are struggling with a severe labor shortage.
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"The high tax burden currently facing small businesses holds back investments, growth, hiring, and entrepreneurship," Amanda Austin, NFIB's vice president for government relations, wrote in a letter to Buchanan.
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"The Cabin in the Woods" may be a horror-comedy that parodies the classic tropes of horror movies, but that doesn't mean it holds back in the dread department.
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Not only are most gender pronouns "she," but Leckie isn't exactly generous with her world-building—she holds back on explanation in favor of letting readers do the work.
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Each one holds back some ad space to sell during the season in what is known as the scatter market, where prices can be 271 to 40 percent higher.
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"The system we currently use to calculate a family's rental assistance is broken and holds back the very people we're supposed to be helping," Carson said in a statement.
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The CME Group's FedWatch Tool now assigns a zero percent chance that the Fed holds back on lowering borrowing costs at its two-day meeting concluding on March 18.
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Princess Diana, on the day her divorce from the Prince of Wales was announced, is photographed as a police officer holds back another photographer in London, July 63, 1996.
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The deal's termination, which holds back Sinclair's efforts to dramatically expand, comes after criticism by Democrats and public advocacy groups over whether the merger was in the public interest.
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"This holds back investment and increases the risk of supply shocks: disruptions to global supply chains, sudden price spikes or interruptions in the availability of key resources," the report said.
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As for monetization, SnapRoute open sources the parts of the stack that give the network folks the flexibility they need, but it holds back some key features to make money.
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"Right now, what holds back VR in the broader market is familiarity: Most people aren't familiar with VR, and VR is hard to retail." said J.P. Gownder of Forrester Research.
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But she holds back, too, keeping part of herself hidden, which feels natural given all the years that she's spent taking care of people, her family, her friends, her clients.
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A black velvet rope draped outside the door of Le Bain, a club in the Meatpacking District, holds back the line of eager tourists and locals waiting to get inside.
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It reduces the chances of prosperity for a much larger number who are prevented from moving to high-productivity cities offering better wages, and in doing so holds back the economy.
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Seventy thousand people — enough to fill a small city — have been asked to evacuate areas that could be flooded by the nearly 11 billion gallons of water the dam holds back.
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His voice trembles and he holds back tears as he tries to explain why he thinks the state should let his family keep Alexandria, whom they have fostered for four years.
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" FROM COINAGE: Here Are the 7 Most Expensive Music Videos of All Time Joked Bryan: "[Jason] holds back around me because he knows at any moment he could just thrash me.
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This work from 1992, an immersive carousel installation, holds back on some of the artists' trademark fury, but is no less transgressive in their portrayal of lives from around the world.
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Government favoritism is not just unfair, it distorts the free market, holds back the economy and incentivizes businesses to squander resources on rent-seeking that could be used to create value.
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Depending how much of this precipitation falls in North-Central California, water levels in the Oroville Reservoir, which the dam holds back, will begin rising again, prolonging the dangerous flooding situation.
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" He cited "a gulf between the rich and everyone else" plus a homeless crisis and "an achievement gap in our schools and a readiness gap that holds back millions of our kids.
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His task will be to tackle a poor electricity supply that holds back everything from manufacturing to education, while addressing spiraling debts that have crippled the power sector and held back investment.
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A DIMINUITIVE woman in a sari and buttoned-up cardigan stands with her right arm aloft in triumph, as a long line of police holds back crowds of people lining a terraced street.
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Let's hope Obama in his final days holds back further executive overreach and refrains, however futile it may be, from solidifying his legacy as being perhaps the most lawless presidents in American history.
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Kanter rarely holds back on his Twitter feed, but especially of late, it's been a mix of retweets of lawmakers and photos of him meeting with representatives and senators, all embracing his cause.
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In fact, Ka'oir never holds back on the shimmer, shine and sheer wow factor of her looks that we're looking back at some of the outfits that shocked us more than her sparkly wedding gown.
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"A democratic society is one that embraces tolerance, diversity and open-mindedness," Justice Michael Leburu said, noting that discriminatory law not only serves as a detriment to LGBTQ people, but holds back all of society.
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One is the way politicians get elected, which is where the two-party system gets constructed, and the other is the way policy gets passed, which is where the two-party system holds back progress.
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" Perhaps the most damning comment comes after Paul shows the body to viewers, when he holds back a laugh and says, "this was all going to be a joke; why did it become so real?
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Browsers typically offer up your login token to any plug-in that asks for it, but the new Safari holds back, asking for specific permission before telling "share" buttons or comments sections who you are.
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Even if the Nutwood levee holds back the waters this weekend, Ms. Hardin said she was still concerned about its long-term stability, given all the water it has had to contain in recent months.
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The success of this piece lies in the presentation of production lines as GIFs, but also the way it holds back in some frames and lets you pause to really see the details in the stills.
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Don't be shocked if China retaliates against U.S. companies operating in-country and even holds back shipments of parts to popular electronic goods and automobiles, or rare-earth elements that make up critical components of smartphones.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's property investment slowed to its weakest pace this year in a sign the housing market's resilience may be waning as Beijing toughens its crackdown on speculative investments and holds back on new stimulus.
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Even though the book holds back from detailing any political jostling within the secretive Saudi royal family and government, it gives a clear idea that various factions have often pushed for different paths for Saudi Aramco.
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UNICEF said "Generation Unlimited" was a campaign to get every young person into education, training or employment by 2030 as a lack of education currently holds back millions of young people and threatens progress and stability.
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Stephen Colbert rarely holds back but he has been going to town this week — and by town, specifically, we mean Washington D.C., because it is a particularly rich source of nasty stupidity demanding to be mocked.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Bosses who do not believe sexism holds back women's careers are more likely to give jobs to men, a study based on recruitment for top French science research posts found on Monday.
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That yearly action holds back a sure flood of cruelty: In 2011, the only year the restriction was not renewed, the dormant horse slaughter industry immediately began the process of setting up slaughterhouses in several states.
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The coin's head (what the Mint calls the obverse) was designed by Justin Kunz and engraved by Phebe Hemphill, and it shows a profile of Lady Liberty with a crown of stars that holds back her hair.
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If passed, the Cures Act would accelerate the development of innovative treatments by cutting the red tape that holds back clinical trials while allowing for more flexibility in health data sharing so researchers can collaborate more easily.
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Paramount had an F. The New Yorker also made a bold statement today with its new cover, by artist Daniel Clowes — gold Oscar statues are seen in the foreground, while a bouncer holds back silver and bronze ones.
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Researchers at Cisco Talos who analyzed dozens of samples of the malware that affected Olympic computers called the software a "wiper" — malicious software designed to wipe a computer's files — but that it intentionally holds back from inflicting maximum damage.
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"And then there are those like Germany that will follow Macron to a degree rhetorically, but when it comes down to difficult decisions about how much to spend on defense, how assertive to be on sanctions, holds back," he said.
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Lyrically, she never holds back; her music is peppered in themes, from broken families to her own insecurities and anxieties, making her hugely relatable to her largely teenage girl fanbase (a fiercely loyal following who she has nicknamed her "cry babies").
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We got Paris and her sister Nicky in nearly matching dresses on Rodeo Dr. in Bev Hills Tuesday afternoon, and while Paris has some strong advice for Tristan on how to treat Khloe ... she holds back on the other way around.
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Jaime Lannister has a bit of a sparring with The High Sparrow and continues to just destroy with the nihilistic one-liners ("The gods spill more blood than the rest of us combined," +10) but holds back from any real avenging.
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Read more: Roku has inked a deal with Adobe to solve one of marketers' biggest pain points in OTT advertisingAdvertisers say that Roku holds back data from advertisers and is a so-called walled garden akin to Google, Amazon and Facebook.
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Despite this clear economic logic arguing for a strong public role in infrastructure provision, the newly-fashionable catchphrase in infrastructure is "engaging the private sector," generally coupled with claims that it is a lack of "innovative financing" that holds back investment.
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They decorate T-shirts that stretch across the bellies of fans, they unfurl and sag under the heft of a breast suspended by a tank top and nothing else; as a bandana, a flag holds back the hair of a blonde boy.
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Chrissy Teigen — who never holds back from speaking her mind — put iPhoto's updated search feature to the test (which pulls up photos in your albums categorized by key word) and wasn't too pleased with what she uncovered was happening behind-the-scenes.
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The euro zone barely grew in the second quarter and Germany, the bloc's biggest economy may already be in recession as a global trade war, China's slowdown and Brexit uncertainty holds back export demand and saps confidence in its vast manufacturing sector.
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According to Price's book, Instagram has even coded a feature that deliberately holds back on showing users new "likes" so that it can deliver a bunch of them in a sudden rush when a user seems in danger of closing the app.
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LOW-MARGIN MEDICARE HOLDS BACK PROFIT HCA Holdings' net income attributable fell 5 percent to $659 million, or $1.74 per share, in the first quarter ended March 31, missing analysts' estimates of $1.76 per share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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MUNICH, Germany (Reuters) - His jacket sparkling with war medals, 96-year old David Dushman holds back the tears as he remembers the eyes of emaciated prisoners at the Nazi death camp at Auschwitz which he helped liberate 75 years ago this month.
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All of a sudden when it's a problem for a traditionally powerful community, there needs to be a level of precision that the marginalized community never got and a level of sympathy they never got, and that holds back the conversation in a different way.
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Still, 30-year bond yields were a touch lower in a sign that the far-end of the yield curve continues to benefit from an expectation that the ECB will plough funds from maturing bonds it holds back into longer-dated debt next year.
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For McCulley, the current climate is seeing the Fed wrestling with where it is between the "new neutral" rate that is neither stimulative nor restrictive, and the "new restrictive" rate that holds back growth and is probably much lower than it has been in the past.
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If you've been looking for the chance to hang atop a gigantic 140-metre (459-feet) wall that holds back 30 times more water than Sydney Harbour, not only are you oddly specific, but you're also ready to swing a leg over the guard rail at the Gordon Dam.
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And, if Democrats were to lose a major legal fight in the coming weeks over their demands for more information and transparency from the Trump administration, it's hard to see how Pelosi holds back the forces pushing for impeachment -- no matter the potential political impacts on the party come 2020.
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Other inequalities also demand an accounting: The Economic Policy Institute reported in 2017 that the median wealth of white families is 12 times higher than the median wealth of black families; when we talk about the wage gap, we're talking about a phenomenon that predominantly holds back Latinas and black women.
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If fear of her queer identity holds back Monáe's hero Jane as she hides within Cindi's persona, what she finds when she breaks out of those confines is life and color and richness straight out of the vibrant palette of Afrofuturist artists like Lina Viktor or Afua Richardson, although there's nothing straight about it.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — As many as 30,000 Afghan police officers fighting a bloody war against the Taliban have been denied their modest salaries for months, officials said on Wednesday, as the American-led coalition funding the force holds back their pay out of fear that much of it is going into the hands of corrupt leaders.
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