Sentence examples for the first reservations from inspiring English sources

The first reservations about the validity of the method began to appear around 1940, when some statisticians censured the logical roots and practical convenience of Fisher's P-value [ 5].

He rarely uses the first reservation he makes.

The first reservation – and the one you can't have failed to notice, unless you're in a singularly lucky line of work – is depressed pay.

He canceled the first reservation and signed up again.

However, unless you're last name is Cruise or Redstone, don't be surprised if the first reservation they can get you is never.

In 1874 the first reservation on the U.S. side was created for the O'odham by executive order of President Ulysses Grant, which was enacted into law by Congress.

The first reservation is complimentary; after that you'll pay $30 a person for the privilege of ordering the chef's signature, often-imitated rock shrimp tempura and miso-glazed cod.

The second reservation is that the reflective individual may come to feel that her society is wrong in some respect or is in what Bradley calls a "rotten" condition.

Finally, the fifth reservation we have with the existence of pRFδ in R. felis deals with plasmid incompatibility.

[GP 15, Interview] The second reservation was that, though patients may be identified as high risk, it was not necessarily possible to do anything to mitigate that risk: The idea is that you can predict who they are and you can do something about it, so they don't need to be going into hospital.

The first expressed reservations; the second was more gung-ho.