Sentence examples for no longer reserving from inspiring English sources

By doing so, Google is putting Apple on notice that it is no longer reserving its best apps for the iPhone.

Police forces were no longer reserving SWAT teams and paramilitary tactics for events that presented an immediate threat to the public.

The look is no longer reserved for Johnny Depp and flâneurs on the Côte d'Azur.

In perhaps the ultimate sign of cultural saturation, "Veep" allusions are no longer reserved for Washington.

These tests are no longer reserved as tools for diagnosis after a child is born.

"These works of art are now no longer reserved for only an élite group of people (dealers, museums and the rich)," he wrote.

But while mindfulness and meditation are no longer reserved for Buddhist retreats, you might still be unsure about how to integrate this practice into your life.

But with mounting costs, the state took over the project, selecting the Starrett Housing Corporation to build the complex, as rental housing no longer reserved for union members.

War-weary diplomats mutter that promotions are no longer reserved for the best and the brightest, but instead are used as rewards for those with the right "expeditionary" mentality, to use the term favoured by the Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice.

Citigroup also said it would no longer reserve the right to raise rates at any time, although it retained the right to raise them every two years, when cards are renewed.

After pledging that it would no longer reserve the right to raise interest rates at any time for any reason, Citigroup now plans to start raising rates for customers who have not had an increase in at least two years.