Sentence examples for single reserve from inspiring English sources

Typically, the solution does not entail a single reserve price.

It was the largest single reserve ratio move in four years.

Panicked Yankees rallied briefly in a shallow ditch on the Viniard farm with a single reserve brigade behind them.

"We can't have on one hand a multipolar world, and on the other hand a single reserve currency".

They may wish to consider the advantages of creating course-packs: spiral-bound collections of readings that count as a single reserve entry.

"We can't have on the one hand a multipolar world and on the other a single reserve currency on a global level".

During the 1970 1980s the importance of area size and shape, extinction and colonisation rates, and species-area relationships were much discussed from the perspective of how they should influence the design of adequate single reserves or reserve systems (Margules & Usher, 1981; Saunders, Hobbs & Margules, 1991).

An analogy can be made with the "SLOSS" debate, which originated in nature conservation: it was debated for more than a decade whether, if resources for nature conversation are limited, it would be better to have a single large reserve or several small reserves.

For a single isolated reserve (horizontal axes in Figures 8), persistence requires larger reserves for most mixtures of adult and larval movement than for adult movement alone, except for rather small fractions in adult movement (<20% of the total movement scale).

The effect of different dispersal patterns is considered for a single isolated reserve of varying size receiving no external larvae, as well as multiple reserves with varying degrees of connectivity.

Mr. Sarkozy envisages a new agreement whereby the dollar would be replaced as the single global reserve currency.