Sentence examples for reserved extending from inspiring English sources

Simon, nearing 70, is weirdly uncharismatic and reserved, extending none of the witty conversational rhythms of his songs to his comments between them.

Thus, species in reserves extending over larger altitudinal gradients would have more opportunities for shifting their range toward higher altitudes.

If technological progress continues, those resources could move into the category of economically recoverable reserves, extending the years of available oil, gas, and coal "for quite some time," says Knittel.

Here, we show that the impacts of reserves extend beyond trophic cascades and enhance the process of coral recruitment.

Some Africans, such as the Maasai, were confined to reserves; by 1911 the Maasai reserve extended south of the railway to the present-day border with Tanzania.

Pentagon officials and military experts say far more troops are needed to make a real difference, but the United States would have to remobilize reserves, extend current tours of duty and accelerate planned deployments just to come up with 20,000 troops, U.S. officials say.

Indeed, enabling sensors to replenish their energy reserves, extends the WMSN's deployment lifetime and enlarges their application domains.

This points to a steep drop in investment in developing new reserves and extending current offshore fields.

Sulia Reserve Forest extends over 6 324 hectares and is one of three important reserve forests in Nayagarh District.

The river is the eastern boundary of an Aboriginal reserve that extends to the Fitzmaurice.

But the more the military relies on the reserves for extended periods of service, the more problems mount.