The big-market Lakers had taken on big-money players without an apparent reservations.
Despite his apparent reservations about the war, and opposition from his Blackburn constituency, Straw fully endorsed Blair's policy.
For all her apparent reservations about social media, she seems to be on Twitter almost all the time, talking to her famous friends, doling out motivational quotes.
But there is still the risk that you will turn up on the day and the train will have lost its seat reservations for no apparent reason, and you will end up wedged between the door and the bathroom.
In the comments section, dozens of readers echoed Althouse's reservations, citing Kondo's apparent mental break as the book's only limiting factor.
I do have minor reservations on the discussion concerning apparent differences between findings in this paper and those reported elsewhere.
As the liberal media-watchdog group Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting has noted, Clark had reservations about force structure before the war (the oft-heard complaint from military analysts was that Franks didn't have enough troops for a fight with Saddam), but his reservations seemed to fade as American progress became apparent.
This article addresses an apparent paradox between academic and policy depictions of American Indian reservations as "broken" and "unhealthy" places, and Indigenous youth perceptions of reservations as spaces of "health" and "wellness".
The first minister ordered his top civil servant to compile a report on Mr Davies when it became apparent that he had urged NRW to reconsider its initial reservations about the Circuit of Wales scheme.
Unnecessary blood reservation, apart from the consideration of cost, may result in apparent blood scarcity especially in facilities where blood is in short supply.
