Sentence examples for its reserves and from inspiring English sources

The bank has lost $240 million in the last two quarters, and though it has strengthened its reserves and increased its liquidity, it still faces more losses and weak loan demand.

The organization remains short of that goal, though it has increased its reserves and its operating budget.

It intends to grow its reserves and production through development drilling and exploration activities on its multi-year project inventory and through acquisitions.

At that point China was adding about $10 billion a month to its reserves, and in 2003 it ran an overall surplus on its current account — a broad measure of the trade balance — of $46 billion.

South Korea's armed forces are about half the size of the North's, but it has 4.5 million troops in its reserves and another three million in its paramilitary reserves.

Then in the 1980s, Japan decided it couldn't just sit on its reserves and decided instead to invest in golf courses, hotel resorts and signature office properties.

Another success for Waterstones was its reserve and collect service which saw a 40% rise in sales.

Other pro-Carey critics included Catherine Taylor in the Sunday Telegraph ("ambitious... sustained flair") and the Daily Telegraph's Lucy Daniel ("I loved this book for its mysteries, its hinted back stories, its reserve, and its underlying complexity").

But when we used its reserve and collect service, booking at least 24 hours before and picking up the cash at the airport, it was among the most competitive, giving us €1.17.

She said customers could access more competitive rates by ordering online via its reserve and collect service, and opting to pick up their currency at a designated airport bureau.

To obtain overseas investment, the kingdom is using the leverage of its oil reserves and its natural gas deposits, considered fourth in the world behind Russia, Iran and Qatar.