Sentence examples for reservations because of from inspiring English sources

We heard reports earlier this week that the Fat Duck had closed and was cancelling reservations because of "electrical problems".

Perhaps designers have reservations because of the working conditions in some clothing factories abroad, or are concerned about body image issues the fashion industry is often blamed for.

Over the last several weeks, other members of the Canadian financial community have already expressed reservations because of concerns about the loss of economic autonomy.

In addition to those concerns you express, we, too, have grave reservations because of the implicit but subtle racial impact of this plan.

Many Indians have moved back to reservations because of jobs in the casinos, the so-called new buffalo, which have been the main economic salvation.

Many countries may be keen to get a slice of the action in China but the business world should have reservations because of the totalitarian regime's treatment of nonconformists.

We will also be advertising with the University so when students are searching for places for their parents to stay, they will come across The Enchanted Vineyard Bed & Breakfast in a school related publication and feel more comfortable with booking a reservation sight unseen because of the trust bond they have formed with the University.

In May, a class-action discrimination lawsuit was filed against Airbnb by a black man who claimed he was denied a reservation because of his race.

Contrary to popular perception, drug treatments should be recommended with reservation because of limited efficacy and side effect potential.

Generalization of results should be with reservation, because of the relatively small sample size and sometimes singular cases that were analyzed.

Mr. Obama is strongly favored by two-thirds of his likely voters, with 33 percent saying they favor him with reservations or because of dislike of Mr. Romney.