"replenish reserves" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to refill, restore, or renew resources that have been exhausted or depleted. The phrase can be used in a variety of contexts, such as financial, military, and environmental. Example: "Our organization needs to replenish its financial reserves in order to be prepared for any unforeseen expenses." "Following the heavy losses in the battle, the army must replenish its reserves before engaging in any further fights." "The company promised to offset its carbon emissions by planting trees and replenishing the natural reserves in the area."
For its part Shell was struggling to replenish reserves and cut costs.
In early 2005, Chevron took over Unocal, a mid-sized American oil company, beating China's CNOOC and Italy's ENI to the draw.However, some pundits think that even consolidation will not save the majors, and that the once-proud giants may have to reconcile themselves to shrivelling up over time as they fail to replenish reserves.
But the sharp contraction in German export orders, with sales in some industries such as machine tools falling by 60%, means that many firms are now burning cash and will soon need to replenish reserves, says Alexandra Böhne of the DIHK.Being very small will afford some protection.
The ability to replenish reserves of sperm and seminal fluid likely further constrains male mating frequency (reviewed in [ 10]).
Hopes of an El Niño that would dump rain and replenish reserves had evaporated, Fernald said; meteorologists were predicting another dry winter.
It should also seek urgent help from the IMF, so that it can defend a floating currency with replenished reserves.
Unlike U.S. oil and gas trusts, which are confined to depleting a fixed asset, the Canadian ones are constantly replenishing reserves through acquisition.
Up to 86% of the scaup population migrates through the prairies of the upper Midwest in spring [11], [12] and use riverine and semipermanent and permanent wetlands of the prairies to replenish nutrient reserves after migratory flights (refuel) and to accumulate lipid reserves subsequently used for reproduction in more northern latitudes [13], [14], [15].
Post-parturient females often have depleted energy reserves following the birth of offspring [ 36], and females that do not replenish those reserves relatively quickly suffer higher rates of mortality [ 37].
Hormone rebalancing therapy would replenish the reserves that the demands of professional sport had depleted.
If the bank lost money on any bonds, taxpayers throughout the euro zone might ultimately have to replenish its reserves.
