Sentence examples for reserves of around from inspiring English sources

Earlier fears of a wave of new airline bankruptcies during the winter low season have subsided, thanks to the industry's collective cash reserves of around $38 billion — most of that built up through aircraft sales and leasebacks as well as borrowings from international capital markets.

Hynix has set aside reserves of around $100 million against the royalty claims by Rambus of $133.6 million in a separate court judgment in 2006 (see: "Rambus Soars On Hynix Win"), a sum Hynix hopes to reduce through the appeals process.

Kurdistan's potential oil reserves of around 45 billion barrels are less than a third of those in southern Iraq.

The country has estimated reserves of around 143 billion barrels of crude oil and 126.7 trillion cubic feet of gas.

At that rate, the central bank's foreign reserves of around $20 billion would soon have run out.

Until recently, the government was unwilling to spend its oil and gas earnings, building up reserves of around $180 billion.

The basis must be fighting forces, full-time and reserve, of around 200,000.

It was his belief that even world-class performers, who thought they were regulating their energy output to their absolute maximum, possessed a "reserve" of around 2% that could be tapped into, given the right motivation (or a little deception).

Trudeau spent Thursday in Shoal Lake 40, a reserve of around 250 people located along the Ontario and Manitoba border that has been on a boil water advisory for two decades.

By early 1917, there was a reserve of around 10,000 men available with which to draw upon for the new brigade without adversely affecting the ability to replace existing troops in the field, in the short term at least.

With conflicting claims over discovery of hot springs in Banff, Prime Minister John A. Macdonald decided to set aside a small reserve of around the hot springs at Cave and Basin as a public park known as the Banff Hot Springs Reserve in 1885.