Sentence examples for spare reserves from inspiring English sources

Regulatory pressure may have played a role in this, but some analysts say Citigroup may have maintained spare reserves in order to improve quarterly earnings.

9) Save something for the end of the run Easier said than done, but any spare reserves of energy in the final kilometre of the run will do wonders for your final placing.

So you've looked within and found spare reserves of both time and anger.

But he's been through a lot lately, and his new piece, "Mamootot," in its spare, reserved, sexual and literally touching way, reflects all that.

This is true for memory responses because immediate reaction of an educated system can spare energy reserves.

"We always have to have spare venues reserved for emergencies," Sultanova says.

This is because, as the credibility level increases, VPP operator needs to spare more reserve capacity to guarantee the growing reliability requirement.

… As we look back today, the early buildings may seem normal, but we must remember how brave they really were back then". In a broader sense, this year's pick also means that for three years running the Pritzker jury has rewarded work that is formally quite spare, even reserved, not to mention grounded in a specific regional context.

The difference between the basal and maximal respiration is called the spare or reserve bioenergetic capacity [ 12, 22].

In this context, tolerance versus harmless foreign antigens of microbes on body surfaces (see gut, skin, respiratory tract, urogenital tract) or harmless autoantigens is a memory function that spares energy reserves.

During normal/unstressed conditions, the cell runs on a fraction of its mitochondrial bioenergetics capacity, where the difference between the maximum respiratory capacity and basal respiratory capacity is referred to as the spare or reserve respiratory capacity (RRC).