Sentence examples for to keep a reserve from inspiring English sources

But it helps to keep a reserve of applicants to call on when someone quits or is fired.

Mr. Williams said that the company manipulated the financials by failing to keep a reserve to pay back advertisers in case the magazine failed to deliver the number of paid readers it promised them.

Even though they will eventually use up the tires now piled in the dump, company officials said they will continue to keep a reserve of 1 million to 2 million tires on hand to guarantee a fuel supply.

At least Capello was brave enough to leave Green on, though at the rate his players were dropping out he probably wished to keep a substitute in reserve.

Mrs. Clinton called for, among other things, increasing federal assistance to help low-income New Yorkers pay their oil bills, and requiring oil companies to keep a fuel reserve on hand for times when demand outstrips supply.

It costs them resources to keep a large reserve.

Brown's plan sought to keep a $500-million 500-millionthe account. .

He also wants to keep a $500-million 500-millionthe account.

Because repairs will cut into profits, it's important to keep an emergency reserve.

Heins' strategy of cost-cutting and efficiency has helped BlackBerry manage to stay relatively strong on revenue, however, and to keep a healthy cash reserve on hand.

Once again I advise you to keep a healthy cash reserve, avoid the so-called "safe" blue chips, emphasize technology and the high-debt sectors such as airlines and autos, and devote a portion of your assets to gold stocks.