Sentence examples for reserves lost from inspiring English sources
— In a game in which individual performances were more important than the collective outcome, a United States team of mostly reserves lost to the Czech Republic, 4-2, on Tuesday night.
In the last 20 to 30 years, 85 per cent of our reserves lost some or much of their surrounding forest, but only 2 per cent gained any surrounding forests," Dr Laurance said.
2. Loans to banks, generally called "discounts" or "rediscounts," are short-term advances against commercial paper or government securities to enable banks to meet seasonal or other special temporary needs either for loanable funds or for cash reserves to replace reserves lost as a result of a shrinkage in deposits.
The former England Under-16s, U-17s and U-19s international played and scored as Rangers' reserves lost to West Ham 2-1 in a friendly on Tuesday.
He was signed after just one trial match for Carlisle's reserves against Middlesbrough reserves, even though Carlisle reserves lost the match 6 0.
But with growth in foreign exchange reserves losing steam, Beijing can also invest smarter by diversifying: finding bargains in depressed global equities and stockpiling cheap commodities.
The London fashion crowd, normally arch and reserved, lost any pretence of cool.
St. John's secured the victory when the Kentucky freshman Cliff Hawkins, a little-used reserve, lost the ball while trying to get off a shot as the buzzer sounded.
Two years ago, the reserve lost a teenager, Calvin Kokopenace, to mercury poisoning.
Cognitive-enhancing effects observed in PS1-KI animals but not in 3xTg-AD mice possibly indicate the presence of a cognitive reserve lost in the pre-symptomatic 3xTg-AD but still present in PS1-KI mice.
Areas protected as nature reserves had lost as many species as unprotected areas had, indicating both the importance of proper management of nature reserves and that nature reserves alone may not be enough to inhibit regional extinction of butterfly species.
