Sentence examples for a bit of reservation from inspiring English sources

These results showed again, that the AMS scale has a good criterion-oriented validity, although the results can be discussed with a bit of reservation because both scales (ADAM, SMITH's) have not be compared in the original language.

"It's a nice paper, but still there is a little bit of reservation about how broad the conclusion can be," he says.

When Accenture asked to include Unilever in the campaign, "there was a little bit of reservation" initially, Mr. Eelman said, but the approval came because "Accenture has been a partner in this journey with us".

One drawback, notes HomeAway Chief Executive Brian Sharples: It takes a bit of legwork to make a reservation, as owners of the units want to get comfortable with their house guests before they hand over the keys.

Bryant's case was, in a real way, my teenage self's introduction to rape, and it left me confused and unable to return to rooting for Bryant without some small bit of reservation.

A few phone calls later, a bit of begging, and I had my reservation.

Travel tip: Jewel says that the best eats are usually found off the beaten path and that she does quite a bit of reconnaissance before she makes any reservations.

With a bit of help from Mr. Vasser, I scored a reservation for 9 p.m.

But speaking as an occasional host myself, each reservation that goes without a hitch restores a bit of my faith in humanity.

Even if you support the idea of scrapping reservations in theory, it's still a bit of a pain.

In the French Alps, luncheon reservations, which the average American skier might find a bit of a nuisance, are a near necessity for on-mountain dining.