Sentence examples for reserving good from inspiring English sources

Part of that balancing act involves reserving good jobs for Malay workers and giving special business opportunities to Malay entrepreneurs.

Guilt-wracked judges and bureaucrats began reserving good jobs for women and minorities at a moment of sky-high unemployment.Enter Reagan, a man with the great advantage of believing his own edited, reordered, cheering accounts of the world.

Blacks did all the scut work and they did it for cheap wages, reserving the good jobs for white folks.

Are their reserves good enough?

The river is at first open and sunny, but becomes wooded and secretive after two miles, before winding through the reedy lowlands of the Stodmarsh nature reserve, good for spotting bittern, marsh harriers and water vole.

Unlike Galbraith, who reserved a good part of his genius for his life, Friedman's personal transactions add little dash or drama to his story.

She is contained but not reserved; her good manners are a form of non-friction, intended to preëmpt envy while inviting contact.

Webb reserved a good portion of his pique for the "activist Left and cultural Marxists" and their efforts to effect "what might be called the collectivist taming of America, symbolized by the edicts of political correctness".

Gustavo had arrived early to reserve a good table for his friends.

If your airline permits you do so, check in online as early as you can to reserve a good seat.

Although Sheldon Good reserves the right to reject a bid, Post insists the seller "fully intends to sell the property".