Sentence examples for possible reservation from inspiring English sources
There is one possible reservation to the enjoyment of these novels.
A possible reservation to this scenario is an SNP ascertainment bias, given that the samples originally screened for Y chromosome SNPs [15] included Sardinian Y chromosomes, and in fact both M18 and M26 were discovered in Sardinian DNA samples.
A possible reservation on this conclusion is that those who were over-confident might not have necessarily recognized that this was the case.
In one part of the announcement, 'Donating is embarrassing', Mr. Hasebe addresses a possible reservation some Japanese people – particularly male ones – might feel about donating money.
That lawmaker would then be obligated to support the entire multibillion-dollar bill despite possible reservations.
Whatever the possible reservations, however, U.S. officials do not expect anyone to block the appointment.
Specifically, his Government must decide how to deal with a provision of the 1988 Constitution requiring that all Indian lands be demarcated as possible reservations by 1993.
Most but not all ornithologists accept that the order evolved through a single phyletic line apart from the equivocal position of the flamingos (Phoenicopterus) and with possible reservations about shoebills (Balaeniceps).
The Clifford Chance report reveals that upon receiving the complaint, Feldman said he had "always had the gravest possible reservations" about Clarke – but in relation to his "competence as a campaign organiser".
Do you think China¿s talks with Russia about gas supply have anything in common with possible Chinese reservations regarding nuclear power?
If guests want to go ashore, you are suddenly playing the "concierge" role, and it's up to you, no matter what port you are in around the world, to find that "best" restaurant possible, make reservations (sometimes bribing the Maitre D'), and see to it that guests are delivered and picked up to that dining establishment on time and with no problems.
