Sentence examples for be reserved for exceptional from inspiring English sources

Rather, the death penalty should be reserved for exceptional circumstances.

The forfeiture committee, it seems, requires a lower standard of proof of incompetence – perhaps rightly if knighthoods should be reserved for exceptional achievement.

OK, to honour the principle that management should be allowed to manage, maybe a few quid could be reserved for truly exceptional cases.

Meat is reserved for special gatherings.

CT-scan was reserved for special cases.

"The limited numbers of Fellowships available will be reserved for candidates of exceptional ability who demonstrate a commitment to pursing a career in biomedical research and show potential as future research leaders," they say.

Tickets can be reserved for $100.

That can be reserved for games.

He is ambivalent whether any believing Christian can become a martyr by virtue of the manner of their death, or whether martyrdom is reserved for those who have lived exceptional lives.

With a ratio of 1.5 staff per guest room, the service is exceptional, especially on the rooftop terrace, which is reserved for guests and is the ideal spot for a sunset cocktail.

It's not about plucking the exceptional survivors from our fractured landscape where opportunity is reserved for a select few.