Sentence examples for potential reservations from inspiring English sources

The applicants themselves are under no such restriction, and may find it best to address employers' potential reservations head-on — a topic that is addressed in the course.

Although our study was certainly not intended to help establish acceptable vitamin D doses, the lack of hypercalcemia and hypercalciuria while ingesting nearly 13,000 IU of vitamin D per day for a year may help meet potential reservations concerning the recommendations of The Endocrine Society that a tolerable dose of vitamin D is 10,000 IU per day.

The as-if element, which usually accompanies depersonalization complaints, is discussed in the light of potential epistemologic reservations, which may motivate the use of as-if locutions.

Our new study shows that, while consumers are increasingly booking rooms directly with the hotel brand, being listed on an OTA site still has the potential for impacting reservations on the brand's own website.

The health sector reform programme developed at that time was unaffordable to the government, and potential donors expressed reservations due to the high cost required for its implementation.

Before Pétrus closed at The Berkeley to be rebranded, all of the potential customers in the reservations book were contacted to say that their reservations had been cancelled and to offer them a place at another Ramsay restaurant.

Mr. Cassino also expressed reservations about potential ticket prices.

Some countries, including China and India, are understood to have reservations about potential elements of a deal.

The pulp and paper industry also has reservations about potential competition for woody debris.

This means turning the microscope on her best friend, Bella (Evangelia Randou) and – despite her reservations – her potential boyfriend (played by Yorgos Lanthimos, who directed the starker, stranger Dogtooth, which Tsangari produced).

Senior media buying agency executives given a first look at the Independent's spinoff national daily, i, have been impressed by the business rationale, although a number hold reservations over potential cannibalisation of the main paper and whether it may have to go free to succeed.