Sentence examples for on more reserves from inspiring English sources

Sleep restores your mental and physical strength, allowing you to call on more reserves to introduce a zen-like state during stressful situations.

The idea of cutting the regular Army while pinning its future hopes on more reserves who have not yet signed up in the hoped-for numbers has proved a poisoned chalice, not least for Defence Secretary Philip Hammond.

The tabled proposal calls on the company to slash multi-billion-dollar spending on exploration and bringing more reserves on tap, instead returning cash to investors.

This would not only provide individuals with stability and independence but also make financial sense by ensuring the money spent on more expensive supported accommodation is reserved for those in greatest need.

We predict that he will increasingly issue more Amiri decrees under his own authority and take on more symbolic leadership duties normally reserved for the Amir, such as greeting Eid well-wishers (something he did in September for the first time in lieu of his father).

According to the regulatory regime, banks could take on more leverage with less capital in reserve if their assets were rated AAA.

Packham, though somewhat more reserved on the role of wildlife shows is no less so on the scale of the challenge.

He described the current king as much more reserved on many issues than his father.

Olympics Minister Tessa Jowell told The Observer that crowds in China erupted with joy when cheering their own team in the stadiums, but that people were more reserved on the streets.

Other stances have changed: the Bush administration is markedly more reserved on the question of Russian use of force in Chechnya despite previous American concerns that civilians were being hurt by indiscriminate Russian attacks.

I might be more reserved on stage than I am in social situations.