Sentence examples for true reserve from inspiring English sources

"A true reserve currency requires you to be a dominant economy in the world, and have deep capital markets," he said.

In addition, the update changes the state-of-charge bars display to provide a true reserve capacity; the driver now has up to five miles to find a charging spot after the car reaches the zero miles remaining mark.

The estimates are based on seismic surveys done in the early 1980s, and energy industry experts say the true reserves may be far higher.

When his staff sent him a draft presentation last December, pointing out that Shell had a legal obligation to disclose the true reserves position, he e-mailed one of them saying: "This is absolute dynamite, not at all what I expected and needs to be destroyed".

This result suggests that the reverse is also true: reserves based on intraspecific variation do not adequately capture species-level variation.

This density is what conceals London's true housing reserve, its empty rooms, empty flats, vacancies above shops, wasted airspace above low-rise dwellings.

Zhou Xiaochuan, the governor of China's central bank, caused a stir in March 2009 when he argued that the SDR should become a true global reserve asset to replace the dollar.

As such, a patient's true ovarian reserve can be determined only after a cycle of ovarian stimulation.

Out of the new patients entering the study from 2011 and tested with AMH or AFC, 86% presented abnormal results (AMH < 1 ng/mL or AFC < 7), confirming that these new markers are more accurate than basal FSH in evaluating the true ovarian reserve [ 8].

"Apart from meeting the need of companies for liquidity, this proposal also recognises that our true gold reserves are the excellent products we make in Italy," he said.

It's a subtle paradox of the film that Omar, the true believer, reserves his deepest scorn for his devout brother, who openly preaches Islam yet abjures the practice of violence.