Sentence examples for In reservations of from inspiring English sources

British housebuilders such as Taylor Wimpey and Berkeley held back a stronger rally after Berkeley said there was a 20% drop in reservations of new homes at the start of the year, due partly to concerns over Britain's EU vote.

In just eight months as chief executive at Aer Lingus, the Irish airline, Michael Foley has been confronted with soaring fuel costs, sputtering labor disputes that grounded the company's planes on and off for almost five days, and a swoon in reservations of more than 10percentt because of worries about foot-and-mouth disease.

However, increased cost and less durable outcome, with need for lifelong follow up and a high rate of re-intervention resulted in reservation of EVAR for "at risk" patients.

In the example that is shown in Fig. 11, as the "Include Information" pattern is selected, the suggestions for requirements that have been instantiated with this pattern in "reservation of goods and services" and "restaurant" projects are being presented.

Anagnos's rebuke — "Helen Keller is a living lie" — regularly resurfaced, in the form of a neurologist's or a psychologist's assessment, or in the reservations of reviewers.

She was granted tenure in 1995, despite the reservations of some colleagues who thought she had not published enough.

Rare species of plants, such as Venus's slipper and iris, are found in the two botanical reservations of Cluj-Napoca, Fânațele Clujului and Rezervația Valea Morii ("Mill Valley Reservation").

She takes particular issue with a cardiologist's decision to put in a pacemaker despite the reservations of her father's trusted physician.

In general, reservations in terms of outcomes are not a particularly good thing.

Seven indigenous communities belonging to the Tukano language group in the Great Eastern Reservation of Vaupés (Colombia) in 2008.

The Tatuyo, Bará, Carapana, Tuyuca and Tukano ethnicities in Tukano language group live between the Papurí and Yapú rivers in the Great Eastern Reservation of Vaupés. 1 2 In collective reservations, the seven communities with very similar customs in a subsistence economy.