Sentence examples for fewer reserves from inspiring English sources

Chase's corporate bank, meanwhile, booked a $390 million profit as it set aside fewer reserves for future losses.

Now that a credit bust looms, banks have far fewer reserves on their balance sheets than they might have had in previous cycles.

Additionally, because of the positive correlation between threats and land cost, reserve networks designed with this approach contained smaller and fewer reserves compared with networks designed with a MaxGain approach.

The country has made a first move towards changing its exchange-rate regime, which might eventually imply fewer reserves overall as well as some diversification away from dollar reserves, but nothing suggests that it is in any hurry.

While JPMorgan had some recent bright spots in its core businesses, the gains were padded by the bank's decision to set aside $730 million in fewer reserves for loan losses.

Cuttings had potentially fewer reserves to initiate growth above and below ground.

With same improvement, fewer reserved lanes are required, but more emissions are produced under congested traffic than smooth traffic.

They include the reduced significance of – and fewer reserved places in Who's Who for – the military and the clergy due to the decline of the British empire and the secularisation of British society.

We won at White Hart Lane with a few reserves.

Over the years, the land the Algonquins controlled shrank to just a few reserves.

"There are few reserves which don't have people living in them," Dr. Schaller said.