Sentence examples for much reservations from inspiring English sources

"There are not so much reservations as ambitions," Samuelson said.

I was pretty happy with that idea, especially considering she probably had as much reservations about dating a strange young man as I did dating a random older woman.

While such optimism may be entertained with much reservation, the latter (every disease? note the word fixed) is a fantasy.

You are meant to root for him, without much reservation.

The county is granting exemptions to current limits, but this is done with too much reservation.

84 85 Nonetheless, shifting colorectal polyp diagnosis from the traditional gold standard pathology to endoscopy is likely to cause much reservation across the field in regards to accountability, particularly in the strategy of forgoing resection.

The treaty provided for a much smaller reservation, and provided that whites were not allowed to encroach on the reservation, and to further reduce the land would require an approval of three-fourths of the tribal members.

Nonsense too are much-vaunted "reservations about human rights".

You can then make an OpenTable reservation much like you would on reservations site.

The Northern Paiute still live on a now much-smaller reservation north of Burns.

But he has expressed his reservations much more discreetly than Axel A. Weber, president of the German central bank, who openly criticized the European bank's move.