Sentence examples for productive reserves from inspiring English sources

With the playoffs set to begin, the following bench players were the most productive reserves, ordered by player efficiency rating, among those averaging 15 to 20 minutes a game.

Could Payton be a productive reserve?

Carl Landry: Productive reserve compensates for his lack of size with immense hustle.

Ned Colletti, the Dodgers' general manager, seems to have a penchant for bringing in players who are productive as reserves.

It wants to found a decision model based on genetic algorithm and use Visual Basic to construct an information system so that the industry circle could have a judging standard for reserving productive capacity and pricing strategy.

MAVERICKS 100, TIMBERWOLVES 86 Shawn Marion scored 16 points, leading a productive effort by Dallas' reserves, and the host Mavericks recorded their seventh consecutive victory.

Because of its huge reserves and productive capacity, Saudi Arabia was able to act as the residual supplier, cutting back on production when demand slackened, thus reducing downward pressures on prices.

"Unlike past concerns, the current situation reflects an increasing fear that existing reserves and productive capacity have become subject to potential geopolitical adversity," Mr. Greenspan said in a speech here to the National Italian American Foundation, according to a text of his remarks.

For many years, there were significant reserves in productive wells, the last of which was drilled in the 1970s.

Newer technologies have meant that existing reserves will remain productive for years to come, while recent discoveries have increased optimism that local production will remain strong for decades.

Biologists estimate that a sixth to a quarter of the world's Pacific salmon originate in Kamchatka, and - responding to poachers - authorities are setting aside nine of the more productive salmon rivers as nature reserves.