Sentence examples for true reservation from inspiring English sources

As Addison et al. (2010) point out, this is mainly due to the fact that respondents usually answer by indicating the prevailing wage on the labor market, rather than their true reservation value.

The same would be true of caste-based reservations.

True or false: Unused reservations for high tea in the Titanic's second-class salon can be redeemed today at any Tad's Steaks or TGI Friday's.

Discounting restaurant reservation clerks, the true popularity contest in which Mr. Leatherman shines tends to be around his elementary-school-age children.

· True or False: When a reservation-raised Native American dies of alcoholism, it should be considered death by natural causes.

True, but opposition parties have reservations about some local IFE representatives, who they suspect may have been bought by local bosses.

There are however some reservations regarding the true potential of 3D printing and its ability to transform manufacturing.

All these reservations may be true, but…you still need to eat your Wheaties if you want to retire someday.

This is true even for Muslims with reservations about same-sex marriage.

Aired Wednesday night on NBC: This week, Barack Obama, true story, campaigned on an Indian reservation and the tribal chief adopted him.

However, the results of a multi-institutional study that appeared in the previous issue of Critical Care show that this latter reservation may not necessarily be true.