Sentence examples for reserves increasingly from inspiring English sources

India is the world's largest weapons importer, but with its economy under stress and foreign currency reserves increasingly precious, that level of purchases will be increasingly hard to sustain.

With shallow-water, near-shore reserves increasingly tapped out in the Gulf of Mexico, oil companies are being forced into more challenging terrain to sustain domestic energy production.

Gold reserves grew increasingly unbalanced; France and America built growing hoards, while Britain and Germany ran short.

Spatially explicit approaches, such as the implementation of marine spatial planning and marine reserves, are increasingly used in fishery management.

And every one of the system's 36 reserves protects increasingly scarce natural habitat for a wide variety of native species.

With oil now trading at around $65 a barrel, it will become harder to obscure the industry's biggest challenge: declining reserves and increasingly inhospitable host nations.

Natura 2000, the EU's network of natural reserves, is increasingly finding urban sprawl encroaching on its sites and new transit corridors running through them.

Coupled with the decline in deer, wild boar and other smaller animals that tigers prey on, the loss of buffer areas outside tiger reserves was increasingly driving the cats to move outside their established territory into human settlements, Niraj said.

The nation's military Reserves are increasingly struggling to fill their ranks with new recruits, even as the Pentagon relies on them more heavily than ever to conduct operations around the world, according to military officials and Pentagon documents.

Once large foreign currency reserves are increasingly committed to defending the ruble and are running out; the central bank has spent $162 billion since midsummer and still was forced to devalue the ruble three times last week.

In a departure from earlier statements, the G20 said it would allow emerging market countries with "adequate reserves and increasingly overvalued flexible exchange rates" to use "carefully designed macro-prudential measures".