Sentence examples for reservation question from inspiring English sources

Generally, no-reservations customers are younger and less affluent, and, in part, the reservation question entails "the suits versus the shorts issue," as Steven Hall, a restaurant publicist, put it.

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But he added that Israel's list of reservations "raises question marks about this acceptance".

Mr. Bell, a landscape contractor who operates the smoke shop with his brother Tyrone and sister Anna, acknowledged that he had not received permission from the Tribal Council and noted that the other four smoke shop operators on the reservation had questioned his entry into the business.

Pretty soon even complex calls like flight reservations or questions about a utility bill will be easier than you could have imagined.

I've gone back and tried to understand from those that were participating in the engineering meetings what it meant to have reservations and asked the question, were these reservations concerned with the analysis, were these reservations related to the conclusions or were these reservations related to the process?

And several organizers framed their reservations as a question of legacy, saying they were disturbed by the possibility that a debit card could end up being the most lasting artifact of the movement.

Davis said Sam seemed ready to answer all questions without reservation, too.

However, to go on from these reservations to put a question mark over the fundamental conception of the competition is dangerous.

Yet unlike tribes whose rights were signed into law recently, the Choctaw in Oklahoma no longer have reservations, which raises the question of whether water claims must be tied to a specific land grant.

The first author perceived that most teachers felt comfortable in her presence and answered her questions without reservation.