Sentence examples for a rich reserve from inspiring English sources

With Mr. Rothenberg variously on clarinet, bass clarinet, shakuhachi and alto saxophone, this added up to a rich reserve of timbres.

Mr. Vallone, the speaker of the City Council, responded to Mr. Kerik's decision yesterday by saying, "Bernie has done a terrific job in the last year, but I think the City of New York has a rich reserve of talent from which to select a successor".

Recent studies have proved that the vascular-stromal component of adipose tissue is a rich reserve of regenerative cell precursos able to release angiogenic and antiapoptotic growth factors that stimulate cell differentiation [ 1].

In addition, given the bleak outlook for the U.S. automotive industry this year, as subprime woes and gasoline prices weigh on consumer sentiment, a rich cash reserve could help the company hedge against weak results.

The presence of a rich ovarian reserve with high numbers of follicles in the ovaries, typical during childhood and young adulthood in females, is in itself relatively protective against chemotherapy-induced follicle damage.

While many developed countries have sputtered amid weak economic growth, Brazil has continued to thrive, given its rich reserve of natural resources and growing middle class.

Sunday's iffy performance doesn't change the fact that Kaepernick has a much richer reserve of talent than Alex Smith.

It was a country blessed with the economic promise of rich reserves of oil and a vast, ethnically diverse population.

The stiffest penalties are reserved for "causing an environmental disaster".The European Union wants stronger ties with Central Asia, a region with a bad record on human rights and rich reserves of oil and gas.

Since coal is relatively impermeable, the existing fracture systems of seams that contain rich reserves of methane are sometimes stimulated by fracking in a manner similar to shales and tight sandstones.

Azerbaijan has rich reserves of oil and gas.