Sentence examples for lack of reserves from inspiring English sources

BeatBullying's lack of reserves meant it was quickly affected by the loss of funding.

Britain and Germany were forced off gold for lack of reserves.

Lack of reserves was bad enough, but in addition his predecessor's effort to fix the problem had just failed, leaving a pile of debt.

Prague shed 3.6% on worries about the banks: IPB shares touched an all-time low after reports of a lack of reserves.

The inflexibility of national banknote supplies and a lack of reserves led to the formation of the Federal Reserve System in 1913.

Mistakes of generalship by Thieu and some of his commanders made things worse, but the early defeats were essentially caused by the South's lack of reserves and reduced firepower.

Which leads to the one group of people who are not complaining about the lack of reserve or new drivers: the regular drivers.

On the trip down, they talked about gynecological matters with a lack of reserve that might once have shocked a lot of women.

It's a similar universe to that of Mary Poppins, minus Dick Van Dyke's cockney mangling: a fantasy England with better weather, brighter colours and a lack of reserve about bursting into song-and-dance at the drop of a hat.

The relative lack of reserve that, say, Angelina Jolie displays in both her public and private life an actress whose technique may be no better than Roberts's may suggest, for many viewers, the sense that she throws herself into her onscreen roles with far less reserve.

The result can be uncontrollable blackouts if systems are faced with lack of reserve capacity and flexibility resources, or suffer from delayed emergency measures, or some other situations.