Sentence examples for has some reserves from inspiring English sources

The country has some reserves of coal, but it has no coal-mining or petroleum-extraction industries.

For example, the United States has some reserves but imports 87% of its needs from China.

The results show that there exist cases where modeling a compression member with its actual postbuckling behavior, which although has some reserve load carrying capacity, are more critical than the case where the same member is considered to suddenly lose its full load carrying capacity at its buckling load.

'Any environment has some reserve, but we know the reserve in the Eastern Mediterranean is clearly quite shook up.

"The body stopped producing serotonin on the day you took [the MDMA], but it has some reserve left, so that next day there is a little bit of serotonin there.

It is prudent for all organisations to have some reserves to balance out variations in cash flow.

Isaczai said he thought the food situation would not be as bad as in previous major droughts, since communities were now more resilient and might have some reserves.

Henry was also critically short of money; although he still had some reserves of gold and silver, they were totally insufficient to cover his potential expenditures, including the campaign for Sicily and his debts to the Papacy.

The body screams, "Feed me!" And then, "Feed me more so that the next time you do this to me, I'll have some reserves to sustain myself!" And why would changing the clock help to counteract this effect?

"We do have some reserve funds.

But, he continued, evidence suggests that the brain makes sure to slow down or drastically limit the exercise when the muscles still have some reserve.