Sentence examples for a single reserve from inspiring English sources

Panicked Yankees rallied briefly in a shallow ditch on the Viniard farm with a single reserve brigade behind them.

"We can't have on one hand a multipolar world, and on the other hand a single reserve currency".

"We can't have on the one hand a multipolar world and on the other a single reserve currency on a global level".

When the world relies on a single reserve currency, Triffin argued, that currency's home country must issue lots of assets (usually government bonds) to lubricate global commerce and meet the demand for reserves.

Typically, the solution does not entail a single reserve price.

The Texas team's results involved a single reserve unit whose members volunteered for the study, and only a few were actually tested for disease, says White House panel member Philip Landrigan of Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York.

In particular, 'network persistence' (i.e., persistence due to the collective impact of a network of reserves as opposed to that due to any single reserve) is significantly and rapidly reduced by adult movement.

The strategies for achieving this include both trying to acquire land between existing reserves (and so eventually to create a very large single reserve) and working with private land owners to encourage more wildlife-friendly management on land outside formal reserves.

An analogy can be made with the "SLOSS" debate, which originated in nature conservation: it was debated for more than a decade whether, if resources for nature conversation are limited, it would be better to have a single large reserve or several small reserves.

He ordered a night counterattack by the single reserve battalion of 4th Division.

For a single isolated reserve (horizontal axes in Figures 8), persistence requires larger reserves for most mixtures of adult and larval movement than for adult movement alone, except for rather small fractions in adult movement (<20% of the total movement scale).