Sentence examples for narrow reserve from inspiring English sources

Power generators and many Wall Street analysts also said wide swaths of the country -- most notably California and New York -- were far from having a surplus of capacity, and had narrow reserve margins against blackouts.

The Bandipur National Park is a long narrow tiger reserve.

Importantly, the patients and experimental animals in all of these studies had narrowed repolarization reserve, albeit due to different mechanisms, ranging from pharmacological inhibition of repolarizing potassium channels to downregulation of potassium currents during electrical remodeling and including mutations in ion channels leading to congenital long QT syndromes.

South Africa's gold and foreign exchange reserves were little changed in August as its trade surplus narrowed and the reserve bank did not increase foreign borrowings to bolster gross reserves.

Up we climbed past the small nature reserve, taking the narrow road towards Lismorahaun.

We should challenge the commonplace assumption that politics is an activity reserved for a narrow band of elites, and that voting is pointless.

The environmental angle is best reserved for relatively narrow segments of the market.

Think about where we are now and how far we come since the birth of this country, when its promises were reserved for a narrow portion of its population.

Yet 90% of global reserves lie in a narrow stretch of rock in the earth's crust called the Bushveld Igneous Complex, and it is above that stretch of rock that Nkuzo has made her home.

They can learn how the crew took turns sleeping in narrow hammocks, how fresh meat was reserved for officers and ill crew members, and how the gunpowder and barrels of water and wine were stored.

The Sandy Bar group wanted also a reserve in the Grassey Narrows area.